
Samsung Galaxy A13 5G, Galaxy A42 5G Get One UI 5.0 Update Based on Android 13: Reports

The Samsung Galaxy A13 5G and Galaxy A42 5G have reportedly started receiving the One UI 5.0 update based on Android 13. It also includes the November 2022 Android security patches. These updates are now rolling out for users of some regions, while Samsung is expected to make the One UI 5.0 update available in more markets in the future, according to a report. The South Korean tech giant introduced One UI 5.0 in October and the update has been released for several Galaxy devices. It brings new customization features like custom modes and routines and a dynamic lock screen.
According to a report from SamMobile, the Samsung One UI 5.0 update with firmware version A136BXXU2BVK3 is now available for the Galaxy A13 5G. This update would roll out to Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. Other countries should receive this update in the coming days. The report also states that the Galaxy A13 5G may receive another Android OS update in the future.
Similarly, the Galaxy A42 5G would receive the One UI 5.0 update based on Android 13. Samsung would roll out an update carrying firmware version A426NKSU2DVK2 in South Korea to all major carriers. It could be made available in other markets in the coming days, according to the report.
One UI 5.0 update based on Android 13 for Galaxy A13 5G and Galaxy A42 5G includes the November 2022 Android security patch. Users can download these updates by going to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install.
Samsung recently released One UI 5.0 update for other Galaxy A series smartphones including Galaxy A33 5G, Galaxy A53 5G and Galaxy A73 5G.
The company has also rolled out the latest version of Android for Galaxy S21 FE users in India. However, users in Canada, China, and the United States will have to wait a while to get One UI 5.0 on Samsung’s S21 “Fan Edition” smartphone that launched earlier this year. .
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