Samsung officially launched the latest version of One UI-One UI 3.0 on December 3, 2020. The third generation of One UI is based on Android 11, which brings various changes in the user interface, and these changes are directly reflected on the lock screen, application drawer, notification panel, settings menu, and more.
As we know, the new version of One UI is based on the 11th generation Android operating system. Users can use Android 11 to get some major features, including chat bubbles, one-time permissions, notification history, screen recorder, better privacy control, and more.
Starting in December 2020, the South Korean technology giant has begun to roll out a stable One UI 3.0 update to the Galaxy S20 series. Later, Galaxy Note 20, Note 10, S10, Z-fold/flip, Z-fold 2, Galaxy A51, M31, M21, F41, M31, and M30 also joined the One UI 3.0 update.
Now, the company’s popular mid-range smartphone Galaxy A71 5G has begun to receive Android 11 and One UI 3.0 functions wirelessly. Apart from the One UI 3.0 and Android 11 features, it also adds the January 2021 security patch in order to enhance the device security.
This firmware is currently being launched in the US for the Galaxy A71 5G unit locked for Sprint, and we can expect that the internationally unlocked model will soon receive the One UI 3.0 change.
Updated Version:
- Build: A716USQU2CUA7
Currently, Galaxy A71 5G users who choose Sprint as their network service provider can manually check for Android 11 updates by opening the device settings, then selecting the software update section, and finally clicking download and install.
