How to update Android 10 on your phone?

Google has always named its android versions after Sweet items but recently the latest versions was named as #Android 10 and google unfollowed the rule
of naming its android versions after sweets.
The new versions of Android always bring some specific and new features with it. Here are some new features mentioned below of Android 10 :-
New Gesture Navigation
More Dark Mode
Accessibility Features
Privacy and Security
Digital well-being Expands
Unfortunately not every android phone is eligible for android update. If your device is over 2 years old, has already received two major Android OS updates, or is a lower-end budget device, you might not be seeing Android 10 at all.
Well, you may have to wait a while. Some
manufacturers take a little while to push the update out, whether it’s the speedier companies like Nokia, or the slowpokes of Samsung and LG. That usually
comes down to how much work they have to do,
and creating manufacturer UIs
Thankfully, when your update is ready, it’ll be pushed
through to your phone and you’ll be prompted to
upgrade. You can either upgrade right then and there, or you can choose to have your phone install it at a later time when it’s more convenient — you can even have it update overnight.

1: Download the OTA update
This is the easiest and generally preferred way to upgrade to Android 10, as you don’t have to reinstall anything.
To upgrade to Android 10 on your Pixel, head over to your phone’s settings menu, select System, System update, then Check for update. If the over-the-air update is available for your Pixel, it should automatically download. Reboot your phone after the update has installed, and you’ll be running Android 10 in no time!

2: Flashing Android 10 on your device
Flashing Android 10 on your device takes more time and work than the OTA method. If you don’t want to install the over-the-air update for some reason, you can sideload the factory image or OTA file manually.
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