The novel coronavirus has come down like a ton of bricks on the global workforce. And with all the precautions and orders in place to shut down society as we've known it, having a smartphone to get things done is more essential than ever. So, if you want something that will do the job well for a good, long while at a low price, then we've got an exclusive deal for you: a Galaxy S10e for $150 off.
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Samsung will ship the brand-new Galaxy S20 series starting March 6, but in contrast to recent years, it has decided to keep producing and selling Galaxy S10 phones alongside its latest lineup — the company has even lowered their prices. While the S20 handsets are top-notch, they start at a breathtaking $1,000 and omit a few beloved features like the headphone jack and extra buttons. To help you decide if last year's Samsung flagships are better suited for you, we've compiled a list of advantages they have over their successors.
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This year's Galaxy flagship smartphones are more expensive than ever. If you can't quite stomach the increased price tags, there is some good news: the Galaxy S10 series isn't going anywhere. Similar to what Apple has been doing for years, the previous models will continue being manufactured, and will be sold at lower prices.
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Samsung has been testing Android 10 on its Galaxy S10 series extensively, with one beta update chasing the other over the last few weeks. The company is apparently finally satisfied with the software, as it has just started rolling out the stable release with version 2.0 of One UI in tow. It looks like it's only coming to some people in Germany, but it can't take too long until it arrives at more customers.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 phones are fantastic devices; they look great, they're fast, and they come packed with features. If you missed Samsung's $200 off Black Friday sales earlier, here's another opportunity to grab them for prices well under MSRP. Right now on Amazon, the 128GB Galaxy S10 and 128GB S10+ are going for $600 and $700, respectively, which is a solid $300 markdown. The 256GB Galaxy S10e is also on sale for $600, down from its usual $850. All three deals are set to expire at the end of the day today.
Read MoreJust a day after the sixth One UI 2.0 beta update came out for the Galaxy S10 series, another one has been released. As Samsung races to the finish line toward a final stable build of Android 10, a few more bugs are getting squashed along the way.
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Samsung has been testing its flavor of Android 10, One UI 2.0, for about a month already across its latest flagship phones. Just a few days after the Galaxy S10 series received the fifth beta, the company is already pushing out the sixth pre-release to its testers on the S10, S10+, and S10e. As the software is nearing its graduation to the stable release channel, there are fewer and fewer changes, and so only some bug fixes and a promotion to the December security patch found their way into this update.
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In less than a week after releasing the fourth One UI 2.0 beta, Samsung has pushed out another one for Galaxy S10 owners. As usual, a bunch of bugs have been fixed, and the list appears to be getting shorter as the beta program shows signs of winding down. Samsung also made an announcement on its Korean forum announcing the start of the Android 10 beta program for Galaxy S9 and Note 9 devices.
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The Galaxy S10 series received a slew of Note10 features when it was updated back in September, but Samsung doesn't stop there. This month brings another round of notable improvements to the flagship series, including intelligent suggestions for device and gallery searches, an automatic Wi-Fi hotspot, and an update to the media editing suite on DeX.
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Samsung kicked off the Android 10 beta program for the Galaxy S10 family last month, and it's already released a couple of updates. Today, there is a new OTA rolling out for the S10s in South Korea and the UK — this will be the third update for Korea, but only the second for the UK and other regions that follow the same cadence. As for the US, there are still no signs of the third update.
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