Samsung reveals Android 10 update timing for India and China
A couple of days ago Samsung shared a roadmap for the release of the stable version of Android 10 in Israel. Now the company has revealed its plans for the rollout of the latest version of Android in China and India.
The first batch of smartphones to receive Android 10 in China will be the Galaxy S10 trio, which will be updated in January 2020. Later in February, the company will release the update for the Galaxy A40s, Note9, Note10, and Note10+ 5G.
The Galaxy S9 and S9+ will get a taste of Android 10 in March, and the company will continue the rollout for the rest of its devices until October 2020. However, Samsung's 2017 flagships - Note8, S8, and S8+ - won't be updated to Android 10.
You can check out the table below for the complete schedule of the rollout in China:
Device | Month of release |
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Galaxy S10 | January 2020 |
Galaxy S10+ | January 2020 |
Galaxy S10e | January 2020 |
Galaxy A40s | February 2020 |
Galaxy Note10 | February 2020 |
Galaxy Note10+ 5G | February 2020 |
Galaxy Note9 | February 2020 |
Galaxy S9 | March 2020 |
Galaxy S9+ | March 2020 |
Galaxy A8s | March 2020 |
Galaxy A90 5G | April 2020 |
Galaxy A50s | April 2020 |
Galaxy A80 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A9 Star (SM-G8850) | April 2020 |
Galaxy A60 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A9 Star (SM-G8858) | May 2020 |
Galaxy A70 | May 2020 |
Galaxy A9 Star Lite | May 2020 |
Galaxy Fold | May 2020 |
Galaxy M30s | May 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S6 | May 2020 |
Galaxy A9 (2018) | May 2020 |
Galaxy S Light Luxury Edition | June 2020 |
Galaxy W2019 | June 2020 |
Galaxy A20s | July 2020 |
Galaxy A6s | July 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S4 | July 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A | August 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S5e | August 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A 10.5 (2018) | September 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A (SM-P200) | September 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 | October 2020 |
The schedule for Android 10 release for Samsung devices in India has changed, and here's the revised one:
Device | Month of release |
---|---|
Galaxy S9 | January 2020 |
Galaxy S9+ | January 2020 |
Galaxy Note9 | January 2020 |
Galaxy M20 | January 2020 |
Galaxy M30 | January 2020 |
Galaxy A30 | January 2020 |
Galaxy S10e | January 2020 |
Galaxy S10 | January 2020 |
Galaxy S10+ | January 2020 |
Galaxy Note10 | January 2020 |
Galaxy Note10+ | January 2020 |
Galaxy M40 | March 2020 |
Galaxy A6 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A6+ | April 2020 |
Galaxy A7 (2018) | April 2020 |
Galaxy A9 (2018) | April 2020 |
Galaxy A50 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A50s | April 2020 |
Galaxy A70 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A70s | April 2020 |
Galaxy A80 | April 2020 |
Galaxy Fold | April 2020 |
Galaxy M30s | April 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S6 | April 2020 |
Galaxy A8 Star | May 2020 |
Galaxy A10 | May 2020 |
Galaxy A10s | May 2020 |
Galaxy A20 | May 2020 |
Galaxy A30s | May 2020 |
Galaxy M10s | May 2020 |
Galaxy On6 | June 2020 |
Galaxy J6 | June 2020 |
Galaxy A20s | June 2020 |
Galaxy J6+ | July 2020 |
Galaxy J7 Duo | July 2020 |
Galaxy On8 | July 2020 |
Galaxy J8 | July 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S4 | July 2020 |
Galaxy Tab S5e | July 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A 8 | August 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A 10.5 (2018) | September 2020 |
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 | September 2020 |
Now that Samsung has released its Android 10 release roadmap for Israel, India and China, it shouldn't be too long before the roadmap for other regions is posted.
You can also check if the update schedule for your country is posted by heading to the Notices section in the Samsung Members app.
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Reader comments
- Anonymous
- 04 May 2020
- 0Tv
All J series in the list are from 2018 and were shipped with Android 8. Your Samsung Galaxy J7 Max is from 2017 (3 year old), i wouldn't expect Android 10.
- Roshan Jo
- 01 May 2020
- D0Y
Samsung is giving Android 10 update for even the older versions of J Series,literally they are cheating the ones who brought the newer versions of J series like J 7 Max.Shame on this decision taken by Samsung.Decided not to buy a Samsung phone e...