We are in mid-January 2023, and Samsung has started speeding up the update distribution process for its flagship models – Galaxy S10, S20, and S21 FE devices. In the latest edition, the Korean company is offering new fixes and improvements to the corresponding phone holders in different regions across the world.
Consequently, Samsung is well-known in the smartphone industry for its timely update rollouts and impressive features for its gadgets. The tech maker knows how to check and maintain the durability of its devices so that it can provide the utmost experience to the users. As of now, the company has begun sending the January 2023 security update for the Samsung Galaxy S10, S20, and S21 FE smartphones.
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Why you should install January 2023 Update? The latest firmware comes along with a handful of benefits. Accordingly, it resolves more than 50 CVEs and 20 SVEs that are mainly responsible for degrading the internal system. Besides, it looks after the errors that often result in app freezing, system crashing, or unnecessary lags and buffers.
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Another important reason to install this update is, the firmware brings you one step closer to the upcoming Android versions. Interestingly, we are hearing the tweaks of One UI 5.1 and could soon get more information on this matter. Hence, if you want your device to remain updated and stable then you must install the update as soon as you receive it.
Firmware Versions
To begin with, Samsung Galaxy S10 and S20 users are receiving the latest firmware in Europe. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S21 FE phone holders residing in Brazil are lucky at this moment to attain the new build. Undoubtedly, the company will soon roll out the respective update in more regions.
- Samsung Galaxy S10 – G973FXXSGHWA3
- Samsung Galaxy S10e – G970FXXSGHWA3
- Samsung Galaxy S10+ – G975FXXSGHWA3
- Samsung Galaxy S20 – G980FXXSFGWA7
- Samsung Galaxy S20+ – G985FXXSFGWA7
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra – G988FXXSFGWA7
- Samsung Galaxy S21 FE – G990EXXS3DWA2
The update is appearing in the mentioned regions through the OTA medium. But you also sneak into the System Settings > Software Update > Download & Install for manual installations.
