[Update: May 29] Koodo to release new updates to these devices this month

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

Original story (published on November 03, 2020) follows:

Koodo Mobile isn’t as large as some other mobile carriers in Canada, however, being a subsidiary of TELUS, Koodo has a strong presence all over the country.

Like other carriers in the country, Koodo also shares its software update plans with the public. Thus, it makes it a lot easier to know when to expect an update.

Previously, we covered the software update plans from Fido and TELUS for the month of November in Canada.

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the software update plans from Koodo for this month.

Most software updates come in the form of security patches or bug fixes. Therefore, there are no noticeable changes with every new software update.

And speaking of security patches, you may want to check out our September and October security update trackers to know if your device has bagged either of the two patches.

That being said, according to the official software update schedule shared by Koodo, a handful of devices will be getting new security updates and bug fixes this month.

Matter of fact, the Motorola Moto One Vision was expected to get a security update yesterday, i.e., November 2. It’s likely that the update is live already.

Unfortunately, we have not been able to independently verify the rollout since we have not come across user reports of the same.

Today (November 03), it’s expected that the Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro, Samsung Galaxy Note 9, Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will get new updates as well.

The Galaxy XCover Pro will only be getting a new security update and no further optimizations or bug fixes.

As for the Galaxy Note 9, the device will not be getting a new security patch, however, the update will bring some optimizations and bug fixes to the device.

The Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra, on the other hand, will be getting the most out of the latest software update.

The upcoming update is expected to bring a new security patch, optimizations, and bug fixes to the two devices. Thus, you may not want to skip updating your phone with this build.

Do note that the software update schedule shared by Koodo was last updated on October 29.

Therefore, the carrier may add software update details for more devices that are getting updates in November in the following days or weeks.

As usual, we will post an update if and when Koodo shares any further details for software updates this month.

At present, no new device is expected to get the all-new Android 11 update in November from Koodo even though it was officially released in September.

Matter of fact, apart from the Google Pixel lineup, the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro are the only phones that have bagged the update to Android 11 on a wider scale.

So you can keep track of the rollout of Android 11 from all major OEMs and carriers via our dedicated tracker.

Meanwhile, stay tuned to PiunikaWeb for more such stories and breaking news.

IST 05:10 pm: Koodo has updated its software update schedule highlighting a bunch of new smartphones that have received new updates and those that will receive new updates this month.

The LG Velvet is expected to get a new update carrying bug fixes today, i.e., November 11. The LG G7 One is also slated to get a bug fix update on November 16.

Several other smartphones have also received new updates according to the schedule including the Google Pixels which got the November security patch on November 02. Check out the image below for more all the info:

IST 04:15 pm: The carrier has updated its software update schedule with details of a few other smartphones that are set to pick up new updates.

As per the official schedule, the Samsung Galaxy A5, Samsung Galaxy A8, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Samsung Galaxy A11, Samsung Galaxy A50, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Samsung Galaxy Note 10+, Samsung Galaxy Note 20, and Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are expected to get new updates today, i.e., November 17.

On November 24, the Samsung Galaxy A51, Samsung Galaxy A20, and Samsung Galaxy A71 are set to get new updates too.

IST 03:35 pm: Apparently, the One UI 3.0 update based on Android 11 has begun rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy S20 series from Koodo and other carriers in Canada as per fresh reports.

IST 03:35 pm: According to Koodo’s software update schedule, the carrier will start seeding an update carrying optimizations for the Alcatel Go Flip 3 on January 4.

Further, it’s expected to release the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra on January 05.

IST 06:14 pm: As per the carrier’s recent update to its software update schedule, Koodo was expected to release Android 11 for the Samsung Galaxy S10 series and it seems that the carrier did indeed follow through with its plans.

IST 12:14 pm: According to details shared by Koodo, the Huawei P30, and P30 Pro will get the EMUI 11 update today, i.e. February 17.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is also scheduled to get the Android 11 update today. Apart from that, the Galaxy A70, Galaxy A51, Galaxy A11, Galaxy A20, Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+, and Galaxy Note 10+ will get security updated today.

The carrier will also seed Android 10 to the LG K41S. Further, the BlackBerry KEY2 will pick up a security update on February 22 and the Galaxy Note 8 will get a security update + bug fixes on February 23.

IST 05:32 pm: These devices from Koodo will be getting new software updates in the following days.

The Motorola Edge+, Galaxy S20 FE, Note 10+, Galaxy S9/S9+, Galaxy Z Fold2 5G, Galaxy Z Flip 5G, and Galaxy Note 9 will get new updates on March 23 (today). The Edge+ is the only one that’s getting a major update, which in this case is Android 11.

Apart from these, the Galaxy S10, S10e, and S10+ will get the One UI 3.1 update on March 30.

IST 05:46 pm: Koodo updated its software update schedule a few days ago, confirming the release of Android 11 update for the LG Velvet 5G in Canada.

The carrier also detailed release dates for a new security updates for the Moto G Fast, BlackBerry KEY2, and Huawei P30 Lite. These updates should already be available for all three devices by now.

Another device that is also in line for an update today from Koodo is the LG V60 ThinQ — an update that brings along Android 11 OS.

IST 12:49 pm: Koodo has confirmed that it will be rolling out security updates for the Galaxy Note 20 duo, XCover Pro, and Tab A 8.4 today, i.e. April 13.

Apart from that, the Galaxy A50 and A51 are scheduled to get the Android 11 update on April 20 while the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, S20 FE, and Note 10+ will get security updates on the same date.

IST 06:13 pm: Koodo will be rolling out security updates for the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, S20 FE, and Note 10+ today. The Motorola One Hyper is scheduled to get Android 11 on April 21.

Apart from that, the Z Fold2 5G, S20 FE, ZTE MF279, Z Flip, and Blackberry KEY 2 will get security updates on April 27 and the Galaxy A70 will get Android 11.

IST 07:10 pm: The following devices are set to get new updates in the following days according to Koodo in Canada.

IST 06:31 pm: In the latest update to its software update scheduled, Koodo has revealed that the Huawei P30 and T5 will get new security updates today, i.e. May 5.

IST 07:11 pm: Koodo has revealed that the Samsung Galaxy A11, along with the S20 series, S21 series, Note 20 series, and Galaxy A50 will get security updates today.

The Moto E6 will get a security update on May 20 and the Galaxy S20 FE along with the Note 10+ will get security updates on May 25.

IST 04:33 pm: Koodo has revealed that the Moto One Vision and Blackberry Key2 will get security updates on May 31. Apart from that, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, S10 series, Z Flip, Z Flip 5G, and Z Fold2 5G will get security updates and optimizations on June 1.

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