All Samsung flagship phones that launched in 2021 and 2022 are getting One UI 6.1 in Canada. The update is out for the , , the , , , and the .
A lot of the information on One UI 6.1's release date was before Samsung made official announcements, and owners of the aforementioned phones can now download the update in the country.
One UI 6.1 comes with a . Devices launched in 2022 also receive most that Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra owners have been enjoying since the start of this year, including , , , , , and . 2021 flagships, on the other hand, .
If you own one of the phones listed above, you can head into its Settings » Software update menu and tap Download and install to download the update. Keep in mind that the update may not be instantly available for you (especially if you own the Galaxy S21's FE variant), and if that's the case, just check again a little later.
to ensure you don't lose data should the update cause any issues with unlocking the device, which when One UI 6.1 was first released. The chances of that happening again are slim as Samsung , but it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to the data you have on your smartphone.
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A lot of the information on One UI 6.1's release date was before Samsung made official announcements, and owners of the aforementioned phones can now download the update in the country.
All eligible flagship phones have now received One UI 6.1 in Canada
One UI 6.1 comes with a . Devices launched in 2022 also receive most that Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra owners have been enjoying since the start of this year, including , , , , , and . 2021 flagships, on the other hand, .
If you own one of the phones listed above, you can head into its Settings » Software update menu and tap Download and install to download the update. Keep in mind that the update may not be instantly available for you (especially if you own the Galaxy S21's FE variant), and if that's the case, just check again a little later.
to ensure you don't lose data should the update cause any issues with unlocking the device, which when One UI 6.1 was first released. The chances of that happening again are slim as Samsung , but it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to the data you have on your smartphone.
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