Samsung Galaxy Tab S6: Android 10 Q update using OneUI 2.0 will be released

Tablet PC Gets New Version

April 3, 2020, 4:07 pm Reading time: 1 minute

The Samsung Tablet Galaxy Tab S6 also now receives an update for Android 10. The product has been rolled out even in Germany and is equipped with Samsung's OneUI 2.1 interface. However, the updates are distributed in a wave shape.

Android 10 Q in video

The Korean manufacturer is currently rolling out many new Android updates. We recently reported on the Galaxy A6 + and Galaxy A9 and have received Android 10 updates in at least some countries. However, since the manufacturer does not want to ignore its tablet unit, it has now also become a turning point for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, as can be seen from its contribution to Reddit.

The update should have been launched in Germany, along with innovations in Android 10 Q and Samsung's own interface, OneUI 2.1. In addition to the system-wide dark mode, other new features have been added here. Among other things, adjusted battery life for Android 10, integrated extended access to apps, and introduced a revised file manager. You can find more information about the new features in Google Android 10 in the video above.

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In single-shot mode, the S10 / Note 10 can capture the subject from multiple angles. All you need to do is click on the trigger.
[Source: Samsung]

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 is one of the high-end ARM-type tablets on the market and was released in August 2019. The large screen display and current specifications determine the device as a competitor to the Apple iPad Pro model. There is also a fingerprint sensor under the display, which also supports Samsung's DeX system. Unlike the iPad, Samsung tablets are even equipped with an S pen [ie digital pen].

If you haven't received the Android 10 Q update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, you can also start the update manually in the Android settings. But most likely you haven't got an update yet. Because the updates are distributed in waves to prevent Samsung servers from being overloaded. It may take a while for all users to see the Android 10 update.