[Feb 13: South Korea users getting S9 Android 10 update] Samsung S9 Android 10 update (stable) [One UI 2.0] started to roll out.

Note: New updates are added at the bottom ( Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus Android 10 update)

Samsung launched the Samsung S9 back in February 2019. The smartphone was initially launched with Android 8 and after then it got the Android 9 update and now the users are waiting for the Android 10 update. Samsung has released a bunch of beta Android 10 updates for the smartphone and recently beta 6 Android 10 update based on One UI 2.0 was rolled out for the Samsung Galaxy S9.

Well, Samsung has released a new roadmap or schedule to update its devices to the latest Android 10 based on One UI 2.0. As per the new roadmap, both the Samsung S9 and S9 Plus will receive an Android 10 update in February. Well, the update seems to have started to roll out before February.

As per Sammobile, Samsung S9 has started to get a stable Android 10 update based on the One UI 2.0. The update is rolling out in the US and Germany for Xfinity Mobile users. The update has been released for the users who are on Android 9 pie. Well, it quite surprising as the final beta build of Android 10 is still not released for beta users.

Well, this may be the starting and the update for beta users and for other countries may release soon.

Samsung S9 Specifications:

Update: Feb 11

Android 10 update for Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus is rolling out now in the regions of Africa, the Middle East, and Europe. However, users of Canada, the U.S., and South Korea are still waiting for the update.

Update: Feb 13 

South Korean users are now getting the Android 10 update (based on One UI 2.0) on their Samsung S9 and S9+ units. However, the update doesn’t bring in the February security update 2020.