Samsung is working hard to update all its eligible devices to Android 13. The brand recently released stable One UI 5 update for the mid-range Galaxy M32 4G and a few other smartphones. Now, the software update is making its descent to three more smartphones. The devices being updated are the Galaxy A71 5G, Galaxy S10 Lite, and the Tab S7 Fe. Here are the details.
Galaxy A71 5G debuted in 2020 with Android 10 and now the handset is receiving the latest Android 13 update. The smartphone is getting its third major update with firmware number A716BXXU6EVL2. The software is currently rolling out in UAE, with a wider rollout projected to begin soon.
The One UI 5 update for Galaxy A71 5G comes with many cool features as well as the December security patch. The 4G version of the handset has already received the stable build of software in November.
As mentioned, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite, which was launched in early 2020 with Android 10, is now being updated to Android 13 (One UI 5). The update is being seeded to the unlocked and Vodafone-branded phones in the Netherlands with firmware version G770FXXU6HVK5. Unlike the A71 5G, S10 Lite does not get the December security patch.
The latest One UI 5 update is also rolling out to Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE. The Android 13-based software for the tablet arrives with a firmware version T736BXXU1CVL1. The initial rollout is so far limited to the UK, however, other regions should get the OTA soon. The update comes bundled with the November 2022 security patchset.
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