The product is available for Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S9+ and Galaxy Tab S9. Product design may vary by model. Features and keyboard layout may vary by model or type of language. Backlit feature available only on Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra Book Cover Keyboard by pressing Fn + F12. 10 Availability may vary by device. Samsung DeX supported on
While Samsung is ending official software support for the Galaxy S9 and S9+, it doesn't necessarily mean that the device owners will have to buy new phones to experience all the new features in Android 11 and 12. There's plenty of third-party development for both these devices in terms of custom ROMs based on the latest Android release.
If the phone was purchased/intended for use in the USA, then you should be fine, aside from some potential compatibility issues with apps that require Android 11 or higher. 2 Likes. Reply. Pugs1957. Samsung Members Star ★. Options. In response to AndrewL. 05-07-2023 02:22 PM in. Should be fine, the 960U is a US device.
It's still usable, but definitely not a phone I would purchase in 2022. There are some very good mid-range options nowadays that comes with a 120hz screen, much better cameras, longer update support (the S9 isn't getting updates anymore) and a better CPU (865, 870 or 888). 41.
End Of Software Support For S9 Series. 05-04-2022 04:06 PM in. Just a reminder that the S9 series will no longer receive security updates, they were released early in 2018 and unfortunately are no longer eligible for software support. Note 9 currently still receiving quarterly updates.
Typically, Samsung’s Galaxy range receives two years worth of Android OS upgrades with security updates being provided for three years – but the manufacturer has committed to increasing both RJzpgk.
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