With the release of the Samsung Galaxy S9 Android 10 gaining momentum, now is the time to start preparing yourself and your device for its arrival.
After waiting for a while, Samsung finally pulled the Galaxy S9 Android 10 update out of beta, and the software with One UI 2.0 is now rolling out to users in certain countries around the world.
In the United States, the update is porting to devices on carriers like AT&T and Xfinity Mobile. We expect other carriers to start releasing update versions in the near future.
Now that the release is gaining momentum, Android Pie users have some steps to take before new software arrives.
The Galaxy S9 Android 10 update is a big upgrade and introduces a host of changes including UI changes, Dark Mode, full-screen gestures and much more.
The software has gone through a fairly extensive beta process, but some Galaxy S9 users are encountering bugs and performance issues after upgrading from Android Pie to Android 10.
It’s hard to predict exactly how Android 10 will run on your Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9+, so you’ll want to do some prep work before starting the download.
If you haven’t received the update yet, take a few moments to prepare for its arrival. These steps can take 30 minutes or less and should help you avoid major headaches.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps we typically take before installing new Android software on our Galaxy devices. It will come in handy while you wait for Android 10 to arrive on your Galaxy S9 or Galaxy S9+.
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