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Samsung December patch now spreading to T-Mobile Galaxy S20, S10, and more
Our continuously updated roundup of all Samsung phones getting the December patch in the US

Karandeep Singh Karandeep Singh
Samsung December patch now spreading to T-Mobile Galaxy S20, S10, and more

This story was originally published and last updated . 

A bunch of Galaxy phone users got a bit of a head start on the December 2020 security patch when Samsung released the update two weeks ahead of schedule. While that update was meant for some international beta users testing out One UI 3.0, Samsung kick-started the stable rollout of the latest patch in the US at the beginning of the month. The first device to get bumped to the December 2020 level was Verizon’s Galaxy S20 FE, most recently followed by T-Mobile's Galaxy S20 and S10 series, along with the Tab S6 Lite.

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The Verizon Galaxy Z Fold2 receives Samsung’s November security patch
Here's our continuously updated Samsung security patch roundup

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
The Verizon Galaxy Z Fold2 receives Samsung’s November security patch

This story was originally published and last updated . 

The November security patch is slowly coming to more carrier-locked Samsung phones while handsets around the world have already started getting the update in October. This time around, the Verizon Galaxy Note20 series and the AT&T Galaxy Fold were the first carrier-locked devices in line to receive the patch, most recently followed by the Verizon Galaxy Z Fold2.

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Samsung One UI 3.0 beta ending for Note20, starting up for Galaxy S10 series
Android 11 is nigh for some

Jules Wang Jules Wang
Samsung One UI 3.0 beta ending for Note20, starting up for Galaxy S10 series

Samsung's One UI 3.0 on top of Android 11 edges closer to a stable release with news that beta testing has ended for some Galaxy Note20 devices. But with that end comes a new beginning: Galaxy S10 series devices are entering their own beta.

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One UI 2.5 starts rolling out to the Galaxy Note9, S9, A71, and A51
Following broader availability for the S10 and Note10 lines

Richard Gao Richard Gao
One UI 2.5 starts rolling out to the Galaxy Note9, S9, A71, and A51

This story was originally published and last updated . 

The One UI 2.5 software made its debut a couple of weeks ago alongside the Galaxy Note20, Z Flip 5G, and Tab S7 lineup. It's already made its way to the Galaxy S20, and now it's the older Galaxy S10's turn. The unlocked model in Germany is up first, and it includes a ton of new stuff.

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The wonderfully compact Samsung Galaxy S10e is $400 ($350 off) on eBay
A great one-handed phone for a great price

Taylor Kerns Taylor Kerns
The wonderfully compact Samsung Galaxy S10e is $400 ($350 off) on eBay

The conversation about affordable small phones has been centered around the Pixel 4a and iPhone SE in recent months, but there are other options. Last year's 5.8-inch Samsung Galaxy S10e is a well-equipped little fella, and you can currently get a brand new one for $400 — well under MSRP — from Microsoft on eBay.

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The AT&T S20 series is receiving the August security patch
Our continuously updated list of patched Samsung phones

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
The AT&T S20 series is receiving the August security patch

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Samsung got incredibly fast when it comes to security patches, often beating even Google to the punch. The story is different for carrier-issued updates, but compared to prior years, they've gotten quicker, too. As such, AT&T has started pushing the update to the S20 series and the Note9 while the Verizon S9 and S9+ are in for the patches.

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Samsung Galaxy S20, Note 10, and more already receiving August security patch
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Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
Samsung Galaxy S20, Note 10, and more already receiving August security patch

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Samsung has been killing it with system updates lately, often beating even Google to the punch when it comes to security patches. This isn't different this month around, as the manufacturer is already distributing the August security update. First we saw a few Galaxy S10 units in Germany start picking it up, followed now by S20 and Note 10 models.

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The AT&T Galaxy Note9 is receiving the July security patch
Following the update for the unlocked models

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
The AT&T Galaxy Note9 is receiving the July security patch

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Shortly after the Galaxy S20 series started receiving the July security patch in Korea and Europe, all kinds of unlocked US Galaxy phones started receiving it, too, as 9to5Google and Redditors reported. And now, the update is also available on the Galaxy Note9 on AT&T.

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Get the Galaxy S10e for just $499 ($201 off) today only on Amazon
A killer deal on Samsung's tiny 2019 flagship

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
Get the Galaxy S10e for just $499 ($201 off) today only on Amazon

The Galaxy S10e was Samsung's bite-sized flagship phone last year, designed to compete with the iPhone XR. It had most of the features of the larger S10 and S10+, but in a much more compact form factor. Now you can get the phone for just $499.00 from Amazon, a $201 reduction from the usual price.

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Should you still buy a Galaxy S10e in 2020?
Samsung's smallest 2019 flagship never recieved a sequel

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
Should you still buy a Galaxy S10e in 2020?

Last year, Samsung tried something a little different with its flagship lineup. The Galaxy S10 and S10+ were business as usual, but for the first time ever, Samsung developed a super-compact lower tier. The Galaxy S10e retained most of the S10's features, but in a smaller form factor and at a lower price. Just like Apple's budget phone at the time, the iPhone XR, the S10e was priced at a mere $750.

Much like Tron: Legacy, the S10e was something I absolutely loved, but wasn't deemed successful enough to receive a sequel. It's still a worthwhile phone in 2020, partially because there is almost no competition in the "small flagship" market, but there are some factors to consider.

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