A few days ago Samsung revealed the Android 10 update roadmap for its devices in Israel and later followed it up by detailing the schedule for Indian and Chinese units. Now the company has revealed its plans for Android 10 rollout in the Philippines.
The Korean tech giant will release Android 10 with One UI 2.0 for the Galaxy M20 and Galaxy S10 trio in January 2020, however, the company has already started seeding the update for the S10 series so it may reach Filipino units sooner than that.
Later in February, Samsung will seed Android 10 for a total of seven devices, which include the Galaxy S9, S9+, Note9, Note10, Note10+, A30, and M30. There's no specific order to it but we may see the Note10 duo get a taste of Android 10 first.
You can check out the table below for the complete schedule:
| Device | Month of release |
|---|---|
| Galaxy S10e | January 2020 |
| Galaxy S10 | January |
If you happen to live in a country other than India, China, Israel, and the Philippines, you can check if the rollout schedule for your country is posted by heading over to the Notices section in the Samsung Members app. And if it is, do let us know by sending in a tip through here.
Thanks for the tip, John Bustamante!
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