Android 10 beta for Galaxy Note 10 with OneUI 2.0 rumoured to be live 

If you are a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 user, you could now check out the Android 10 via the OneUI 2.0 beta initiative. This beta program is now said to be seeding to users in multiple regions. If you are a Samsung Note 10 user, do register to check out the OneUI beta.  

New update - OneUI 2.0

As per a SamMobile report, the Android 10 via the OneUI 2.0 would be available in the form of a bulky 1.8GB-sized file. You could check out the new update by navigating to Settings > Software Updates > Check for updates. Hence, you could check out the new software now. This could even be a phased rollout, which means that it should still take a while for the update to reach all Galaxy Note 10 smartphones across the world. Some countries could even be excluded, from this list.  

USP of this new update is the One UI 2.0. Then, there is also the November 2019 patch. Here, if you downgrade to Android Pie, from Android 10 beta, your current data would be reset. Hence, do remember to backup all your information stored within the smartphone.  

For the uninitiated, the Galaxy Note 10 comes with key technical specifications such as: 

• 6.3-inch display 
• Android 9.0 (Pie) platform 
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC 
• 12 MP + 12 MP + 16 MP snappers
• 10 MP selfie camera 
• 8GB RAM 
• 256 GB fixed internal storage 
• LTE, HSPA, Bluetooth 5.0, WI-Fi, microUSB 2.0 connectivity 
• 3500mAh fixed Lithium-Ion battery.  

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