Verizon rolls out Android 10 for 5G variants of Galaxy Note10+ and S10

21 December 2019
The company recently said it won't release Android 10 for 5G variants of Note10 and Note10+, but the American carrier has already commenced the rollout for the Note10+ 5G.

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Jtrogr, 22 Dec 2019Because they dont wanna be as buggy. Whats the point of 20 ... moreYou saying that it's not buggy now or when the release it to other market it will be stable let me tell you some no major update is stable not from android nor from apple they always have bugs so what does it matter if I get a buggy update today or next month it will still won't be a stable update

    AbdulSamad, 22 Dec 2019When will android be like apple instead of this market get ... moreBecause they dont wanna be as buggy. Whats the point of 20 updates i they worsen

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      • 8ga
      • 22 Dec 2019

      My T-Mobile Note 10+ 5g came pre-installed with Android 10. No complaints here...

        When will android be like apple instead of this market get the update now and this after 2 months and this one maybe never

        Just make the update and sent it too all the markets at the same time even having a few days in between is not a problem instead of what they have now

          Rave, 21 Dec 2019Good to see Samsung improving their software game . Even la... more100% agreed .

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            • MeP
            • 21 Dec 2019

            Good to see Samsung improving their software game . Even launching new A series with Android 10 in December while a couple of years ago only phones launched after S series would get the newer Android version

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              • GBh
              • 21 Dec 2019

              Samsung: ">_< sorry guys, we cant deliver the updates right now. They need more testing and stuff"

              Verizon: "Here little sh*ts, take your fkin update. We dont care if it kills your cellphone or something. It is android 10 and you were begging for it. Now, come here and pay us 99$ more to give you 1 gb of monthly data for 5G"