Go toSystem>Software updates.
Here’s how it works:
Open theSettingsapp.
It’s toward the bottom of the page.
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Notice the option to auto-download new Android versions on Wi-Fi.
Which Android Version Do I Have?
Scroll down and tapAbout phone.
Scroll down to theDevice detailssection and look at the number underAndroid version.
TapAbout phonetoward the bottom of the screen.
Locate the number underAndroid versionto see which version of Android is installed.
Also here is theOne UIversion (Samsung’s custom skin).
Look through, or search, the options app of your gear to find the option to update Android.
Here’s an example of what it looks like toupdate an Android tablet:
SelectSystem>System update.
ChooseCheck for updateto force the unit to look for a new version of Android.
You’ll also be able to access features not yet available to unrooted Android devices.
When Can My Phone Get the Latest Android Version?
If you own aGoogle Pixel, you’re at the front of the line for Android updates.
For other Android phones, the timeline depends on the manufacturer and carrier.
In most cases, Android updates are rolled out by your wireless carrier.
If youre using a non-Pixel phone, your wait time will depend on when your carrier starts the rollout.
Google might also include compatibility information on its website when announcing a new Android update.
FAQ
Toupdate apps on Android, launch the Google Play Store app.
Tap yourprofile photoat the top, then go toManage apps & devices>Updates.
If you seeChromein the list, tapUpdatenext to it to download and roll out the Chrome update.
Alternatively, jump into the Emoji Kitchen in theGboard keyboardto create stickers based on selected emojis.
