Android 10 on the Samsung Galaxy S10+ receives new features

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Samsung is not known for peddling Android software updates in a quickly fashion. Actually, it was among those phone manufacturers that updated their devices the slowest, and users had to wait months and months before the latest major Android release would arrive to their devices. However, 2019 could be a turning point for Samsung, which seems on track to break all of its software update records.

Our resident Galaxy S10+ just got updated to Android 10 with One UI 2.0 on board. That's just one month and one week after Android 10 was officially released to the masses on September 3. Rolling under the G975FXXU3ZSJ6 model number and with the October 1 security patch level in tow, the software update boasts all major Android 10 features that will make it to the final release to the Galaxy S10 series.

What's new?

Let's summarize the changelog real quick:

Full screen gestures
Enhanced one-handed mode
New Media & Devices
Enhanced Biometrics
New Battery usage graph
Improved Digital Wellbeing
Enhanced Samsung Internet, Contacts, Calendar, Reminder, My Files, Calculator
Android Auto is now preloaded
Removed Android Beam
Redesigned camera UI, AR Doodle included
Screen recording with selfie recording feature