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Android 14/One UI 6 update for Samsung s22 ultra
I have the s22 ultra, and I've yet to get any significant updates; is this because my phone is unlocked on tmobile network? I'm still on android 13, one ui 5.1 I haven't even had a update in over 2 years 🤔 any idea why this is? Do I need to manually find the update to get it?
Try using Samsung Smart switch on PC and connect your phone. If there is an update it'll update your phone.
tidbits wrote:
DMacKC wrote:
It has been a year since my phone received any system software updates. I am still on One UI v 5.1 and Android 13. I love how once your phone is not the latest, there is a slow or no updates.
Have you used smart switch? What have you’ve done so far to remedy the problem so far?
Yes, I have tried smart switch. It says it has the most current version.
DMacKC wrote:
It has been a year since my phone received any system software updates. I am still on One UI v 5.1 and Android 13. I love how once your phone is not the latest, there is a slow or no updates.
Have you used smart switch? What have you’ve done so far to remedy the problem so far?
DMacKC wrote:
It has been a year since my phone received any system software updates. I am still on One UI v 5.1 and Android 13. I love how once your phone is not the latest, there is a slow or no updates.
That is typical with any device manufacturer. That is one of the many ways they try to encourage you to upgrade.
It has been a year since my phone received any system software updates. I am still on One UI v 5.1 and Android 13. I love how once your phone is not the latest, there is a slow or no updates.
Try using Samsung Smart switch on PC and connect your phone. If there is an update it'll update your phone.
This was definitely not the fix. I am having the same issue and smart switch was telling me the same thing my phone was. I transferred from Verizon to TMobile in 2023 and they were the ones who put the new sim card in for me. TMbolie has not been able to help me with this issue and samsung has suggested I go to a service center.
Updates flow over all of the carrier networks. The one exception, is AT&T devices. AT&T has deals with some of the larger cellphone manufacturers to host their updates locally on the AT&T network. Unlocked firmware (XAA) get updates normally. If you have a SIM unlocked AT&T device, you might want to consider converting it to the T-mobile (TMB) or non-carrier firmware (XAA).
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