Fresh updates are up for grabs for various Android devices. The list incorporates Samsung Galaxy A50, Galaxy S20 5G (T-Mobile), Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G, Asus ZenFone Max Shot, Nokia 3.2, Nokia 4.2, Nokia 8.1, LG Velvet, and Wear OS.
Let’s check out the details.
Samsung Galaxy A50
The fresh September update is now rolling out for Samsung Galaxy A50. It enhances Wi-Fi connectivity, AR Emoji stability and brings RCS (Rich Communications Services) support. It arrives as version A505FNXXU5BTH8/A505FNOXM5BTH8 (size: 302.30MB).
Samsung Galaxy S20 5G (T-Mobile)
T-Mobile is pushing the brand new September update to Samsung Galaxy S20 5G which arrives as version G981U1UES1BTH4/G981U1OYM1BTH4 and is measured at 208.21MB. It boosts stability and general performance of the device.
Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G
Orange Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G European units are now fetching the August OTA which carries version V11.0.4.0.QJIEUOR. It focuses on enhancing system security and stability. Check out the changelog below:
Asus ZenFone Max Shot
Asus ZenFone Max Shot receives its latest update as version 16.14.2009.319. This patch enhances security and updates APN. Find the short and crisp changelog below:
System Updated Android Security Patch to August 2020. Increased system security. Source
Nokia Devices
Nokia 3.2
HMD has released the all-new September security patch to Nokia 3.2 which is merely 14.20MB in size. Enhanced security and stability can be expected with this update. You may click here to download. Manual installation is not available.
Nokia 4.2
Another Nokia device picking up the latest September OTA is Nokia 4.2 which improves security and overall performance of the device. The size of this package is 14.81MB. If you have not yet received this OTA, click here to download.
Nokia 8.1
The newest September update is also live for Nokia 8.1 which enhances user interface, system stability and security. The size of the patch is only 4.74MB.
LG Velvet (Korea)
The Korean variant of LG Velvet is now receiving the latest update that improves screen flickering, Bluetooth connectivity, and strengthens security of the device. Here’s the detailed changelog:
Wear OS
Last but not least, Wear OS is grabbing the latest update released by Google. It improves the boot time up to 20% faster, enhances pairing process, and boosts battery performance. Below is the detailed changelog:
That’s all for now, stay tuned for more update alerts.
Pair in a snap – Setting up your Wear OS smartwatch has never been speedier! We have made enhancements to the pairing process, meaning you will be able to use your new smartwatch more reliably.
Better battery life – You want your smartwatch to match the pace of your lifestyle. With Wear OS, you can now do more throughout the day and enjoy a longer battery life on your smartwatch. Source
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