Samsung Galaxy M30s was spotted on Wi-Fi Alliance running on Android 10, suggesting that the phone should get the Android 10 update soon. As per Samsung's roadmap, the phone is slated to receive the update in April this year, however it looks like the company is running ahead of schedule. If the phone running Android 10 has been certified by Wi-Fi Alliance, it only means that the update should arrive soon. Furthermore, the rear camera module of the Samsung Galaxy M31 has leaked only revealing that the phone may sport an L-shaped quad camera setup with flash support.
Starting with the Samsung Galaxy M30s[1] phone, it was spotted[2] on Wi-Fi Alliance with the model number SM-M307F. The phone is listed to run on Android 10, and a firmware version - M307F.001 – was also mentioned. A Wi-Fi Alliance certification ideally means that the phone is imminent to receive the Android 10 update ahead of its schedule. Even the Samsung Galaxy M20[3] and Samsung Galaxy M30[4], which were slated to get the update in January 2020, started receiving the update in December last year. This lends more weight to the fact that Samsung is ahead on its rollout schedule, and Samsung Galaxy M30s should get the update soon as well.
Samsung Galaxy M31 may sport a quad rear camera setup
Photo Credit: 91Mobiles
Samsung[5] is also gearing to launch the Galaxy M31[6] this year, and a rear camera module photo of the phone has been leaked[7] by 91Mobiles. The module suggests that the Samsung Galaxy M31 will sport L-shaped cameras with four cameras on board, and a fifth cut out is seen for the flash....