Some Galaxy A-Series devices may also get the 3 years of Android OS support

At the Galaxy Unpacked event on August 05, 2020, Samsung announced that it will be providing at least three major Android OS updates to its flagship smartphones.

The new software update policy starts with the newly launched three flagship smartphones — the Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Fold 2. This is applicable to the device launched with Android 9 or later.

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Samsung’s latest phones, the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy S20 series will get updated to Android 13. While the Galaxy S10 and Note 10 series, which will get updated to Android 12.

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It seems like the company may also give 3 major Android OS updates to some of Galaxy A-series smartphones. According to the customer support manager in the South Korean community, Samsung may give up to three Android OS version updates to the high-end Galaxy A-series smartphones like the Galaxy A71 5G, and more.

The company is still checking the hardware compatibility of other devices, which is launched with Android 9 or later versions. Samsung is reviewing other flagship A-series and tablets launched after the Galaxy S10 series.

This is fantastic news and something everyone wanted the company to do. For the longest time, most Samsung Galaxy flagship devices get only two major OS updates and two years of regular monthly security patches, and quarterly patches in the third year.

Anyway, we will have to wait for the official decision. Do you want 3 major Android OS on your Samsung device? Let us know in the comments below.