As SamMobile notes, the Galaxy Tab S7 update brings firmware version T870BXXU2CULC. The Galaxy Tab S7+, on the other hand, will make the leap to version T976BXXU2CULC. The security update here is from December 2021, so everything is in order. The update is currently live in Austria, the Baltic countries, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, the Nordic region, Poland, Portugal, Romania. Slovakia, Slovenia, Southeast Europe, Spain, Switzerland, and the UK. As usual, you can pull the update manually by heading over to Settings – Software update and tapping the download button. While this rollout is seemingly limited to Europe, Samsung could start rolling out the update in other regions fairly soon.
Samsung is also rolling out the Android 12 + One UI 4 update to the Galaxy S10 series
Devices like the Galaxy Tab S7 and the Tab S7+ were always high on the list of devices getting the One UI 4 update. Samsung is scheduled to release the update for its older smartphones and tablets over the coming months. Speaking of One UI 4, Samsung has already sent the update to a handful of devices, including 2021 flagships such as the Galaxy S21, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and the Z Flip 3. Additionally, devices like the Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy S20, and Galaxy Z Fold 2 have received the coveted update this week. Perhaps more importantly, older devices like the Galaxy S10 are also getting the One UI 4 update as of today. The update covers the Galaxy S10+ and the Galaxy S10e as well. This update is also rolling out across Europe. Other markets should get it over the coming weeks. News of Samsung finally getting the One UI 4 update in order is certainly good news considering the situation a few weeks ago. The Korean manufacturer had to pause the update shortly after commencing the rollout due to a slew of bugs. Samsung’s focus will now shift towards the launch of the Galaxy S21 FE in around a week. This will be followed by the trio of Galaxy S22 smartphones in February. So the company is in for a busy couple of months heading into 2022.
