Also on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite the July 2021 patch

The July 2021 update on board the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite starts from Spain

Over the past two weeks, the Seoul giant has released the July 2021 security update for a number of devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S10, S20, S21, Note 10, Note 20 and S20 FE. Now it's up to the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite to touch the upgrade. As reported by 'SamMobile', the Asian manufacturer is releasing a new firmware package for the device, with Spanish distribution headquarters and version G770FXXS4EUF6 (the July 2021 security patch is not missing on board, which are also the latest released by Google) .

According to the South Korean company's documentation, nearly 20 fixes have been made, including those related to Bluetooth (an Android Auto-related bug that some Galaxy users were struggling with has also been fixed). If you have a Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite imported from Spain, or live there, you can check the availability of the update through the path 'Settings > About phone > Software Update > Download and install, or wait a few more days for the G770FXXS4EUF6 package to arrive in Italy too (it shouldn't be long, at most a couple of weeks). In the meantime, you'd better prepare your device to welcome the upgrade well, by clearing the memory of applications and files that you do not usually use.

After this, it would also be very useful to make a backup of your personal data, to be restored if necessary (something could go wrong during the installation and you need to resort to a backup after a possible hard-reset). Once the upgrade has been notified, make sure that the percentage of residual charge of your Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is charged at least to 50% before proceeding with the installation (to prevent the phone from turning off and the operating system from being damaged). If you have any questions for us, the comment box below is at your disposal: we will reply as soon as possible.