New updates are coming to smartphones from Huawei and Samsung

August 23, 2021 Bary Howards

In today’s article, we bring you an overview of the latest updates. As usual, Samsung dominates the update every month, updating devices in recent days Galaxy A10, Galaxy A31 a Galaxy A71 5G. It is also joined by the Chinese manufacturer Huawei with a new version of HarmonyOS 2.0 for the series Huawei Mate 20.

Samsung’s updates continue at a rapid pace

South Korean manufacturer Samsung continues to update its smartphones to the August security patch. According to the manufacturer, it eliminates up to 40 security errors.

The affordable 2019 device now also receives an update Galaxy A10. The new firmware version is labeled A105FPUU6CUH3 and, according to the Sammobile portal, has been available to users in Russia for several days. More information about availability in other countries is not yet known, but the update is expected to reach us soon.

Samsung Galaxy A31 | Photo: Editorial staff

Two more mid-range smartphones have joined the Galaxy A10 today – Galaxy A31 a Galaxy A71 5G. New security patch with version A315GDXU1CUG5 received as the first users of the Galaxy A31 model in Brazil and Colombia, informs the Sammobile portal again. According to the Sammobile portal, the Galaxy A71 5G smartphone is currently being updated only in the USA with the version A716USQU5DUG1.

Samsung Galaxy A71

The Huawei Mate 20 series has received a new version of HarmonyOS 2

Huawei updated models in China a few days ago Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 RS Porsche Design a Mate 20 X in both versions, which run on the new HarmonyOS 2 operating system. The Huawei Central portal informed about the news.

Version 2.0.0.165 brings a few new features along with optimized performance, better security, and improved device stability. One of the innovations is the ability to easily switch between the control panel and the notification center by swiping left or right. In addition, the control panel interface is optimized. The new version also fixes an issue with a watermark that in some cases did not want to rotate automatically.