One UI 3.1 rolling out to Galaxy M51, Galaxy S10 Lite

One UI 3.1 update comes with the latest March 2021 security patch for Galaxy M51 and Galaxy S10 Lite.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite was launched earlier this January in India. (HT Correspondent)

Samsung Galaxy M51 and Galaxy S10 Lite are the latest phones to receive One UI 3.1 update. The new firmware update brings the latest March 2021 security patch for Galaxy M51 and Galaxy S10 Lite.

Galaxy M51 users in Russia have started receiving the update, according to a report by Sam Mobile. The firmware version is M515FXXU2CUB7, and it is rolling out gradually so it may take a few days for all users to receive the update. Galaxy M51 users can still check it manually by going to Settings > Software Update. Samsung launched the Galaxy M51 back in September last year. It looks like the update is rolling out in a phased manner, and only for users in Russia. It should be available to all users soon.

As for the Galaxy S10 Lite, Samsung is rolling out One UI 3.1 based on Android 11. The update is firmware version G770FXXU4EUBA, and it is being rolled out to Galaxy S10 Lite users in Spain. This update too comes with the March 2021 security patch, and after the One UI 3.0 was rolled out in December last year. Galaxy S10 Lite is the last in the series to receive this update. Its siblings Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e have already been updated with One UI 3.1.

One UI 3.1 is the latest update for Samsung's Android-based custom UI. It recently rolled out the update to Galaxy A71, Galaxy Z Fold2, and the Galaxy S20 series. The new update brings a refreshed UI, improved stock apps and performance, memory allocation, private share, new lock screen widgets, and more.