Both Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ are set to hit the shelves on August 23, but before that happens, Samsung is updating the flagships with a handful of enhancements that should further improve some of the phones’ component.

The update spotted by SamMobile is now making its way to some European markets and India. We did not receive it yet, but we should get it as well by the time the Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ make their retail debut.

As far as the changes go, firmware version N97*FXXU1ASH5 improves quite a lot of things, including the fingerprint sensor, performance of touchscreen, the stability of the camera, and camera picture quality.

Also, the update includes the August security patch, the latest security update released by Google. The update weighs about 310MB, so it’s not too big, but it’s nice to see Samsung improving these devices before they even hit the stores.

If you’ve already placed a pre-order for either of the two Samsung flagships, make sure to check for the new update once you get your phone.