[Updated] Samsung Galaxy Note 20 One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update to allegedly roll out on Dec. 14; Galaxy S20 FE to get it on Dec. 27

New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

Original story (published on December 04, 2020) follows:

Samsung has been pretty busy with its Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update and the public beta version was reportedly ready for the Galaxy Note 20 series in early October.

While the Galaxy Note 20 series indeed got the said public beta update later in the same month, the One UI 3.0 stable update is expected to arrive in January 2021.

Now, it seems that the OEM might start rolling out the latest OS update to the Galaxy Note 20 a month before the scheduled rollout.

The information comes from Twitter where Max Weinbach has tweeted the possible release dates for the One UI 3.0 update for a couple of devices.

As per the tweet, the Galaxy Note 20 might start receiving the said update from December 14 whereas the Galaxy S20 FE might get the same on December 27.

The OEM has not made any official announcements on the matter, hence, the latest info should be taken with a pinch of salt.

However, Samsung did release the One UI 2.0 update to some of its premium devices a month before the scheduled rollout way back in 2019.

This means the latest information about One UI 3.0 might be true but nothing is confirmed until Samsung makes matters official.

The Galaxy S20 FE is not listed in the official One UI 3.0 timeline but it is eligible for the latest OS update along with the Galaxy S10e and Galaxy A50s which are also not listed but eligible.

Moreover, Samsung has even promised three Android OS updates for several devices and some of the devices from the Galaxy S, Galaxy Note, and Galaxy A series are among them.

That said, we will keep tracking this for further development and will provide more details once new information becomes available.

In the meantime, you can check out our Samsung One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update tracker to get the latest updates on the topic.

Furthermore, we have curated a consolidated Android 11 update tracker for all major OEMs and carriers so be sure to go through it as well.

06:30 pm (IST): New developments indicate that the One UI 3.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE will be released a couple of months later at least in some European countries such as Germany.

The company shared the Android 11 update timeline for eligible devices in Germany wherein the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is listed to get the update in February of next year as per a report.

09:55 am (IST): Apparently, the One UI 3.0 update has begun rolling out for the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 20 models in the US. The update is available with the build number CTL2 according to a user on Twitter.

04:50 pm (IST): US Cellular has listed the Android 11 update for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE with the build number ATL1. Of course, this may be an error since there are no reports of the update rolling out for the S20 FE on US Cellular as pointed out by a individual.

03:40 pm (IST): As per recent reports, Samsung has released the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update for the Galaxy S20 FE in Russia. The update comes as version G780FXXU1BTL1 and also brings along the December security patch.

12:30 pm (IST): Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra units on the Verizon network are now getting the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update.

11:05 am (IST): As per recent reports, Samsung has started rolling out the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update to the Galaxy S20 FE in Netherlands and Greece. The EE UK Galaxy S20 FE 5G variant has also bagged the latest OS update.

11:18 am (IST): The Korean Samsung Galaxy S20 FE units are now getting the One UI 3.0 update based on Android 11. The info about the latest OS update for the device in question comes from a user report on the Samsung community.

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