America’s top wireless service providers did an unusually phenomenal job of taking Samsung’s newest software update, optimizing it, and officially delivering it to their specific variants of the company’s 2019 high-end devices in the last few weeks without much delay.

If recent history is any indication, it’s probably safe to assume all Note 9 users coast to coast, unlocked phone owners included, will be able to run the newest OS version in no more than a couple of weeks. Android 10, remember, comes with a system-wide dark mode option, revised gestures for a more intuitive navigation, better control of user privacy, enhanced security, and a number of general performance improvements. 

Of course, Samsung’s One UI experience differs in many ways from Google’s stock Android vision, but overall, the second major release of the company’s proprietary new user interface combines the best things about Android 10 with several subtle but important changes specific to Galaxy devices.