Samsung is pushing the Android 12 based One UI 4 update to several smartphones in its premium and mid-range segment. Recently, the Samsung Galaxy S10 series received the update, but it was limited to Germany. Now, the new update has arrived for the devices in the US and Korea.

The Android 12 based One UI 4 update is rolling out for carrier-locked models of the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G. Do note that the update is for the devices on the Verizon network. It update has the firmware version G977UVRU8GULD and it brings the latest January 2022 security patch.

The new update has reached South Korea with the firmware version G977NKSU6GULB. But unfortunately, it has the old December 2021 security patch. Nonetheless, the update brings all the features of the Android 12 and has One UI 4’s improvements.

Most of the users in the said regions should’ve received a notification for the update. But, if you didn’t, there’s nothing to worry about. Simple head over to the settings page and look for the software update section. Now, check for the update and download and install it. The update can also be installed via a Windows computer.

In related news, the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 4G, 5G, and other flagships have also received the update. Even the mid-range phones like the Galaxy A52, A52s, A42, and A72 have also got the new Android 12 update.

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