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Samsung Galaxy A20 gets Android 11 One UI 3.1 update in the USA

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Samsung is now expanding the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy A20 smartphone users in the USA. After international unlocked variants, the device locked on Xfinity Mobile carrier is getting the major software update alongside the July 2021 security patch.

Identified via PDA firmware version: A205USQU9CUG3, the update is gradually making its way to more and more Galaxy A20 smartphone owners in the US. If you’ve owned the device from a carrier other than the Xfinity Mobile, we suggest you wait for a while to get the Andriod 11 update over the air.

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As the Galaxy A20 is a mid-range handset that came with the Android 9 based One UI 1.x out of the box. Later on, the company released the Android 10-based One UI 2.x update last year, while the latest Android 11 with One UI 3.1 is its last major platform upgrade.

However, the device could also receive the 3.1.1 version of the One UI in near future, but the possibility is very low! Still, the device is eligible for more new security patch updates on a quarterly basis. You can check the changes and features that come with Android 11 and One UI 3.1 update below.

Galaxy A20 One UI 3.1

Samsung One UI version 3.1 comes with major design changes that are completely different from the previous One UI generations. Aside from UI modification, it also adds new features including:

  • Reimagined Home screen & App drawer
  • Improved Samsung Keyboard
  • Attractive Lock screen
  • Better customization
  • Enhanced system functions
  • Improved Camera performance with focus and exposure settings

Samsung Galaxy A20 Android 11 USA

Released back in September 2020, Google Android 11 version brings major system improvements as well as a number of new user-friendly features including:

  • Better privacy controls
  • Built-in screen recorder
  • Chat Bubbles
  • One time permission for apps
  • Notification history
  • Enhanced 5G connectivity for compatible phones
    • and so on.

Here’s how to check for updates manually:

  • Open device Settings
  • Scroll down and select Software updates
  • Hit on Download and install button.
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