[June 2021 Patch] Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Series One UI Updates Tracker
At the Galaxy Unpacked on August 5, 2020, Samsung launched Galaxy Note 20 series flagship devices that come with outstanding hardware and software capabilities including a high-end price.
With the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra, Samsung has initially launched a new version of its custom skin, One UI 2.5 that is based on Android 10. Both devices come packed with the One UI 2.5 and will get major Android OS upgrades for three years.
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This is a dedicated article made to keep a record of all the updates arriving for the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra. You will get all the information about every update for the Galaxy Note 20 series.
SECURITY UPDATES:
June 07, 2021
The Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra are now receiving the June 2021 security patch update globally.
Version Number:
- Galaxy Note 20: N981U1UES2DUE1
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra: N986U1UES2DUE1
March 23, 2021
Verizon releases March 2021 security update for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series
March 19, 2021
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy S20 gets more Galaxy S21 camera features via OTA
March 12, 2021
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 getting March 2021 security update in the US
March 09, 2021
AT&T releases One UI 3.1 update for Samsung Galaxy Note 20, S20, and Z Fold 2 5G
November 11, 2020
Verizon rolling out November 2020 security patch for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra
November 07, 2020
Verizon pushed October 2020 security update for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra
November 03, 2020
November 02, 2020
November 2020 security patch is now rolling out for the Galaxy Note 20 series (5G)
November 02, 2020
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series getting November 2020 security patch (LTE)
ONE UI 3.0 BETA UPDATES:
November 17, 2020
November 11, 2020
Samsung is now rolling out third One UI 3.0 beta for Galaxy Note 20 series in India
November 05, 2020
November 04, 2020
Samsung is now rolling out second One UI 3.0 beta update for Galaxy Note 20 series in South Korea
November 04, 2020
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series receiving second One UI 3.0 beta with November 2020 security patch
Issues
November 11, 2020
Google Play and YouTube not working properly on Galaxy Note 20 Ultra after recent update
November 07, 2020
Are you facing display green tint issue on your Galaxy Note 20 Ultra?
November 07, 2020
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series owners facing battery drain issue after Verizon 5G support update
Note: This article will be updated regularly.
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Official One UI 6 Watch update arriving on these older models
Samsung today announced the official One UI 6 Watch update for eligible models. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic have started getting the major software. The update will be expanded to even more older Galaxy smartwatch models.
One UI 6 Watch update offers personalized insights to even more users for a holistic and comprehensive understanding of health. It will soon be available to a wider range of Galaxy Watch devices through the latest software update.
Eligible models for One UI 6 Watch update:
- Galaxy Watch 6
- Galaxy Watch 6 Classic
- Galaxy Watch 5
- Galaxy Watch 5 Pro
- Galaxy Watch 4
- Galaxy Watch 4 Classic
- Galaxy Watch FE
That said the official One UI 6 Watch update will be available for all Samsung smartwatches running Wear OS. The Galaxy Watch 3 was the last Tizen OS-powered Samsung smartwatch model as the Watch 4 series launched with the Wear OS.
Note: The software update will come first to the Galaxy Watch6 series and then become available sequentially to previous generations.
Longest Beta?
Samsung ran a historically long Beta Program for the Galaxy Watch models. The Watch 6 Beta testers have received 8 major Beta updates during the program. The last Beta was released in mid-October, marking the closure of the Beta Program.
In late October, the Korean tech giant formally ended the Beta activity. The Beta channel members have received an incremental firmware update, bumping the Beta build to a Stable one. The public rollout has finally started, with expansion will take time.
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Samsung reveals what One UI 6 Watch update brings to Galaxy Watch
Samsung has just announced the rollout of the One UI 6 Watch update for the older Galaxy Watch models, including the Galaxy Watch 6, Galaxy Watch 5, Galaxy Watch 4, and Galaxy Watch FE. The company has also revealed the new features and improvements that come with the One UI 6 Watch update. Here’s a closer look at what’s included.
Starting today, the company will start rolling out the One UI 6 Watch update for the Galaxy Watch. The update will first be available for the Galaxy Watch 6 series, and then it will reach older models.
One UI 6 Watch Features
Stable One UI 6 Watch update brings several new features to enhance the health, fitness, and overall smartwatch experience. The update adds the Energy Score feature, which gives users a simple score based on health metrics like sleep quality, activity levels, heart rate, and more. This update offers AI-powered personalized recommendations to help improve health.
For sleep tracking, the One UI 6 Watch update includes more detailed insights, including movement during sleep, sleep latency, heart rate, and respiratory rate. It also expands the availability of the De Novo FDA-authorized Sleep Apnea feature, which can help users spot signs of sleep apnea.
Moreover, the update also introduces new features to motivate users in their fitness journey. Now, the Race feature compares your current running or cycling performance to past workouts to encourage improvements. Also, the Workout Routine option allows users to create personalized exercise routines based on their goals.
One UI 6 Watch update brings new watch faces, like the minimalist Simple Digital face or the Ultra Info Board, which shows key information at a glance.
Not only this, the update also offers better integration with Galaxy smartphones. It lets users enjoy more seamless experiences with connected Galaxy devices as it includes AI-powered Suggested replies and the ability to control your phone with simple wrist gestures like Double Pinch gestures to answer calls, dismiss alarms, take photos, and more.
Overall, the update aims to make the Samsung Galaxy Watch experience more personalized, intuitive, and connected.
It’s Official: Samsung One UI 6 Watch Update Rollout Starts Today
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It’s Official: Samsung One UI 6 Watch Update Rollout Starts Today
Samsung finally started the Stable One UI 6 Watch update rollout today. The company revealed all the eligible Galaxy Watch models for the update. There are many new features, Galaxy AI advancements, and functional improvements.
The Stable One UI 6 Watch update update will first rollout to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 series and then become available sequentially to previous generations. Feature availability and support may vary by market, carrier, model, and paired device.
Pay attention, the One UI 6 Watch is based on Google’s Wear OS 5. It aims to expand Watch 7 and Watch Ultra features to previous generations of Galaxy Watch including the Watch 6 series, Watch 5 series, Watch 4 series, and Watch FE.
The best features of One UI 6 Watch update:
Sleep Tracking
You will get a deeper and more accurate understanding of sleep with a detailed analysis powered by an advanced AI algorithm and new sleep metrics.
Sleep Apnea
- It helps users proactively spot potential signs of moderate to severe sleep apnea.
Race
- Monitor progress in real time when running or cycling with Race.
Workout Routine
- This feature lets users combine various exercises and create personalized routines.
Energy Score
- Users can better understand their physical and mental conditions through an intuitive score calculated from various health metrics.
New Watch Faces
- The One UI 6 Watch also brings a handful of new watch faces namely Spatial Number, Simple Digital and Ultra Info Board.
- Simple Digital watch face reflects a minimalist design
- Ultra Info Board watch face to check info at a glance without sacrificing style
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While the One UI 6 Watch update contains Galaxy AI features, Samsung does not make any promises, assurances, or guarantees as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the output provided by AI features.
It is also advised that users should not treat any health-related info accessed through the Galaxy Watch as medical advice. Medical advice from a physician is highly recommended in case of any health-related sign shown on your wrist device.