Hey Samsung, how about including Galaxy S20 FE in the One UI 3.0 beta?

Terminal updated: Oct 2nd, 2020 at 22:27 UTC+01:00

With the Milky way S20 Fe, Samsung is making it abundantly clear that information technology views its quaternary Galaxy S20 model as a flagship smartphone, and the company isn't wrong. Where the Galaxy S10 Low-cal was a mid-range phone with flagship elements (and a proficient one at that), the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition offers much of the same hardware as the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ with just a few compromises that allow Samsung to sell it for every bit low as $699 for the 5G variant in the United states.

In addition to sharing much of its hardware features with the original Galaxy S20 trio (same processors, 120Hz display, water resistance, stereo speakers, wireless and reverse wireless charging, etc.), the Galaxy S20 Iron gets flagship-grade software as well. It has Samsung DeX back up, for i (aye, wireless DeX is there likewise), and Samsung has promised it will get three generations of Android and One UI updates.

In fact, from what we can see, Samsung hasn't taken out anything from the software side of things with its made-for-fans Galaxy S20, and information technology'southward got me thinking: Wouldn't information technology be great if the Galaxy S20 Fe would also be included in the Android 11-based I UI 3.0 beta program?

I mean, Samsung'southward already marketing the Galaxy S20 FE as a flagship phone, and it'south promising iii years of updates. So why not let those who buy the device exam the side by side version of Android and One UI forth with those who own the Milky way S20, S20+, or S20 Ultra and show consumers that the four models will exist treating equally as far as software support is concerned.

Of course, we can't be sure that the S20 Atomic number 26isn'tgoing to exist included. The Ane UI three.0 beta was showtime announced dorsum in early August, and even if Samsung had already planned to let Galaxy S20 Atomic number 26 owners accept part in the program, it obviously couldn't say anything at the time because the telephone wasn't going to exist unveiled until late September.

Only Samsung hasn't added the S20 FE to the list of supported Galaxy S20 models for the beta program even now, and I hope that won't exist the example for long. The Milky way S20 Atomic number 26 has the same processors and software as its siblings so information technology shouldn't exist hard for Samsung to provide the beta to all 4 models, and information technology volition probably just come down to whether or not the visitorwantsto do it.

We've reached out to Samsung to find out about the Galaxy S20 Iron's 1 UI 3.0 beta prospects, and I'thousand keeping my fingers crossed for a positive response. You might want to practise the same if you're planning to buy (or accept already bought) the S20 Fe and want to help the Korean giant test Android 11 and One UI 3.0 alee of its public release.

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