More Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (LTE) users getting access to One UI 5.1 update

Samsung is expanding the latest One UI 5.1 update for Galaxy S20 FE LTE smartphone users in more markets, including India. This update carries a handful of advanced features and improvements to enhance the users’ Galaxy experience.

It’s worth noticing that One UI 5.1 is the last major software update for the Galaxy S20 FE phones launched in 2020. The devices were eligible for three major Android upgrades, which have been already rolled out as Android 11, Android 12, and Android 13 in previous years.

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Now the S20 FE users will only receive security patch updates and some system improvements for a year. None of the devices from the Galaxy S20 series is eligible for the upcoming Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update.

Meanwhile, if you want to stay connected with the latest Android + One UI features, and the Galaxy S series while maintaining the lower flagship cost, the forthcoming Galaxy S23 FE will be the best choice for you. For your knowledge, Samsung is likely to introduce this smartphone in August.

Galaxy S20 FE One UI 5.1 update:

Samsung’s One UI 5.1 update for Galaxy S20 FE 4G smartphone bears the built version G780FXXUAFWB6 in India and other Asian countries. Earlier, the company also dispatched it to European countries.

As far as the new features are concerned, this update carries so many new features for One UI apps and services. To begin with, the Camera app is getting a new Effects button to quickly change the color tone of selfies.

The Gallery app is receiving a common family album for easier sharing, a more convenient information display in horizontal view, more effective searches, and more.

Meanwhile, the Samsung Widget section is also getting three major changes. The new Battery Widget shows your phone and connected device battery on the home screen, the Dynamic Weather Widget provides a weather summary, and the improved Smart Suggestion Widget now recommends you a Spotify playlist.

Moving ahead, this One UI version further brings new features for pop-up view and split-screen view features for easier multitasking, Bixby Text Call in the English language, ‘Continue using app on other devices’ feature support for Samsung Internet, the ability to add Modes-based wallpapers, and more.