The second January update is already in Slovakia

Many fans of the South Korean giant Samsung will certainly confirm that this manufacturer is doing quite well in terms of the regularity of system updates. It’s respectable, given how many smartphones the company has on the market. For example, Samsung Galaxy S10, Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, Samsung Galaxy Fold, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy Note 10 (+), Galaxy Z Fold2 and many others have already received an update on Android 11. Now it’s time for the popular Galaxy S20 + model.

Two seemingly identical updates for the Samsung Galaxy S20 +, few changes

The first update that the Samsung Galaxy S20 + received was in January, approximately 447 MB ​​in size. It brought optimized camera performance, better security, stability and new features. Now the owners can look forward to it again, because another update is heading for this device. The list of changes has not changed and the size is almost the same.

We have no idea what the difference is between the individual updates, but we assume that some of the bugs that may have occurred in the previous update have been fixed. Information about updates was given to us by our readers Michal and Stano, for which we thank them very much! Under the article, write to us in the comments whether you received the update or two. Have you noticed any differences?

How is the competition with the update on Android 11?

The competition is doing quite well with updating the system to the fresh Android 11, but some manufacturers are late, such as OnePlus. Recently, the Japanese Sony did the right thing, releasing the latest version of the Android operating system for its Xperia 5 II phone. Xiaomi is also worth mentioning. The Mi Note 10 Lite model only received an update recently.

The plan for the update was also issued by the Chinese giant Huawei, along with the ever-growing Motorola. Owners of the Asus ZenFone 6 smartphone are also looking forward to it. If you would like a more general overview of Android updates, we recommend that you follow the Android Updates subpage. Of course, we also have a more detailed list of models that Android 11 should receive on our website.