Which is worth buying, vivo S9 or Huawei nova8pro (Samsung Galaxy S9 and Note 9 Android 10 Beta are now available)

Samsung recently tested the latest versions of Android and One UI 2.0. After successfully testing its latest flagship phones Galaxy S10 and Note 10, it will launch a stable version of Android 10 for the device next month.

Fortunately, the previous models were followed by the Galaxy S9 and Note 9, which won the Android 10 Beta in South Korea and the UK in November, respectively. The test must have gone well, because now Samsung is ready to launch Android 10 unlocked users from today.

To register for the Beta program, you first need to use the unlocked version of Samsung Galaxy S9 or Note 9, and then you need to register with the Samsung member app. After registration, you will be able to update your phone to the latest Android 10 beta.

For Galaxy S9, it will be firmware version G965U1UEU7ZSL3, and for Note 9, it will be version N960U1UEU3ZSL2. Both updates contain the latest December security patch, which weighs less than 2GB, so you may need to make sure you have a good Wi-Fi connection before you get started.

Although users are not the first to get Beta updates, we will at least benefit from fewer bug. This is because early global testing solved problems such as memory leaks, slow hotspots, and random device restarts.