Samsung’s been updating countless Galaxy devices to for months now, but the job is still not done. Two more budget phones have joining their Android 11-power siblings this week. First, the with the Android 11-based firmware update a few days ago, and now the is getting the same treatment.
As of this writing, the Galaxy A11, model number is receiving the One UI 3.1 update and a newer security patch in Panama. The latest release is identified by firmware version A115MUBU2BUE1, and availability will of course expand to other regions soon.
The latest firmware should include a newer security patch but, evidently, the most exciting thing about this release is Android 11 / One UI 3.1. Although Galaxy A11 owners shouldn’t expect any advanced flagship-grade features from this new firmware, they can at least look forward to a redesigned UI and a few quality of life improvements.
The update is being rolled out over the air and customers should be able to trigger the update process — where available — by opening the Settings app and accessing Software update. SamMobile offers an alternative method of acquiring updates from our archive for readers who may want to skip waiting for the OTA release.
Thanks for the tip, Amin!
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As of this writing, the Galaxy A11, model number is receiving the One UI 3.1 update and a newer security patch in Panama. The latest release is identified by firmware version A115MUBU2BUE1, and availability will of course expand to other regions soon.
The latest firmware should include a newer security patch but, evidently, the most exciting thing about this release is Android 11 / One UI 3.1. Although Galaxy A11 owners shouldn’t expect any advanced flagship-grade features from this new firmware, they can at least look forward to a redesigned UI and a few quality of life improvements.
The update is being rolled out over the air and customers should be able to trigger the update process — where available — by opening the Settings app and accessing Software update. SamMobile offers an alternative method of acquiring updates from our archive for readers who may want to skip waiting for the OTA release.
Thanks for the tip, Amin!
The post appeared first on .