Samsung has already rolled out One UI 2.1 to the Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e early this month, but only unlocked models were eligible for the update. Each carrier must test the update before offering it to its customers, so many Galaxy S10 series users are still waiting for One UI 2.1.It looks like T-Mobile is done with testing the One UI 2.1 update, so if you own a Galaxy S10, S10+ or S10e that you bought from this specific carrier, you can now update your phone.

The update brings a bunch of important updates that you might not be aware of, so here is a quick rundown of the improvements: new camera features, Gallery and AR Emoji enhancements, Quick Share, Music Share, and Samsung keyboard improvements.

The new Quick Share option allows owners of Samsung devices to quickly and easily share files with nearby Samsung devices. Samsung keyboard has been updated with a multilingual translation option, an icon to open Samsung Pass, and a text undo/redo feature.

Also, all Galaxy S10 series phone will benefit from new camera features like modes and filters (AR Zone, Single take, Pro video, My filters, Selfie tone, timelapse for night mode), as well as a mode for recording video with the selfie camera in FHD/UHD at 60 fps.

Keep in mind that the update weighs in at 1.5GB, so make sure you have enough free storage before attempting to download One UI 2.1.