As the foundation of Android 11 is getting finalized, several OEMs are trying to clear their backlogs by pushing stable Android 10 updates to the eligible devices. Samsung, for example, has upgraded a bunch of Galaxy devices, including tablets, to Android 10 with the company's own One UI 2 UI on top in the last few weeks. Two more Samsung devices - the Galaxy J8 and the Galaxy Tab A 10.5 - are now receiving the same treatment across the globe, and LG is extending the same treatment to the LG Q70.

Samsung Galaxy J8 and Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5

Delivering Android 10 to a budget device from 2018 is quite fascinating by Samsung’s own standards, but the company has done it anyway. The Galaxy J8 debuted with Android Oreo, and received its Android Pie update with the first iteration of One UI back in April 2019. The Android 10/One UI 2 OTA for this phone (SM-J810F variant to be precise) is currently rolling out in Russia in the form of software version J810FPUU4CTG3.

Samsung Galaxy J8 XDA Forums || Samsung Galaxy Tab A XDA Forums

The Galayx Tab A 10.5 has also picked up the Android 10 update in a number of regions. Both the Wi-Fi (SM-T590) and the LTE (SM-T595) models are getting the update with build numbers T590XXU3CTF9 and T595XXU4CTF9, respectively. These builds also carry the July 2020 Android security patches.

The combined changelog can be found below:

LG Q70

Besides Samsung, LG is also rolling out the stable Android 10 update for the LG Q70. At the moment of writing this article, the OTA is available in Korea with the build number Q730N20c/Q730NO20c. A notice from the company reveals that LG is pushing the update to both unlocked and carrier variants of the LG Q70 starting from July 13th. It’s worth noting that LG's UI packs in a number of extra features over the ones Google released with Android 10, including revamped accessibility shortcuts, hot key behavior, and more.