Today's exciting new firmware versions for your Samsung smartphones are already here. If you want to know how to flash the Android updates manually onto your phone using Odin 3, check out this tutorial. Once you are ready, choose from the multiple firmware updates listed below.
The latest firmware and an easy to understand tutorial for flashing those custom ROMs manually; we have them both at YouMobile. Just make sure that you download the right firmware for your model and you are good to go.
Today's exciting new firmware versions for your Samsung smartphones are already here. If you want to know how to flash the Android updates manually onto your phone using Odin 3, check out this tutorial. Once you are ready, choose from the multiple firmware updates listed below.
Brand new firmware updates for your Samsung smartphones are here today, but if you are new to this, take a look at our tutorial first before anything else.
The latest firmware and an easy to understand tutorial for flashing those custom ROMs manually; we have them both at YouMobile. Just make sure that you download the right firmware for your model and you are good to go.
The flagship Galaxy S8 from last year is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy Tab S2 and the Galaxy S6 Edge+. Do go through the tutorial first to make sure that your remains safe during the update.
The latest patches and updates for the Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy A5, the Galaxy Tab A and the Galaxy Tab S3 are on the list today, so go through our helpful little tutorial, select the right package and flash it.
The latest security patches for the Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy A8 and the Galaxy S8 are on the list today, so go through our helpful little tutorial, select the right package and flash it.
The note from 2015, aka the Galaxy Note 5 is back on the list of daily updates today. Download the firmware you need directly from the links below or visit our firmware section for a wider selection of ROMs for every Samsung smartphone and tablet out there. Just in case you are not familiar with flashing custom ROM updates with Odin3, check out this tutorial we have on YouMobile to help you.
2015's Samsung flagship models, aka the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus is on the list of daily updates today. Download the firmware you need directly from the links below or visit our firmware section for a wider selection of ROMs for every Samsung smartphone and tablet out there. Just in case you are not familiar with flashing custom ROM updates with Odin3, check out this tutorial we have on YouMobile to help you.
Today's firmware update list will cover the Galaxy A7, Galaxy A5, Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy A5. Even if you don't know how to use Odin3 for flashing custom ROM files yet, we have a tutorial to help you. Enjoy.
The latest security patches for the Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy A5 and the Galaxy S8 are on the list today, so go through our helpful little tutorial, select the right package and flash it.
The flagship Galaxy S9 is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy A8. Do go through the tutorial first to make sure that your smartphone remains safe during the update.
Samsung has always been favorable towards the Galaxy A devices when it comes to providing fast, security updates and the month of July is no exception either. The Galaxy A6 is being updated with the July patch in Europe (Netherlands, Spain and Germany), but if you own the handset in some other region, it should not take too long for the patch to be released everywhere. The firmware version released for this month is A600FNXXU2ARF7 for the A6.
The Galaxy A8 and A8+ has already been updated with the July patch in most sections, but just in case you won one of the two handsets and have not received it yet, don't worry because it will probably arrive by the end of the week. Although the update is routine security and does not mention any specific big bug fix, each and every one of the security patches are very important these days so download and install it as soon as it becomes available. The only visible change you will see after the update is that a "Secured by Knox" image will pop up each time the phone boots on.
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar
The flagship Note 8 from last year is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy S8 Plus and S7. Do go through the tutorial first to make sure that your remains safe during the update.
The Galaxy Tab A tablets are all over our daily firmware updates today but the Galaxy S6 Edge+ is also on the list. However, do take a look at the Tutorial on how to flash ROMs safely with Odin3 first.
For a change, one of Samsung's older flagship handsets are on today's list, which is the Galaxy S6 Edge+. If you do still have one, go through the list, find the right update and flash it onto your smartphone with the help of this tutorial.
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy S9 is here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
Samsung's flagship smartphones are considered to be the most secure Android options, after Google's own Pixel series, but that idea is under some scrutiny now. Apparently, the Galaxy Note 8 and the Galaxy S9/S9+ have developed a bug that sends the user's photos to random contacts via SMS! As if that was not bad enough, consider the fact that the bug leaves no trace of this unauthorized activity for the user to realize what has happened either.
This bug is not a rumor as Samsung is already investigating the issue and they have even set up a helpline: 1-800-SAMSUNG for customers. Most are of the opinion that this bug is a result of the Rich Communication Services (RCS) update sent out by carriers across the US. Although T-Mobile has denied responsibility for this, RCS is the likely cause, especially since both the update and the bug are exclusive to the USA.
Saikat Kar
This year's Samsung flagship models, aka the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus are on the list of daily updates today. Download the firmware you need directly from the links below or visit our firmware section for a wider selection of ROMs for every Samsung smartphone and tablet out there. Just in case you are not familiar with flashing custom ROM updates with Odin3, check out this tutorial we have on YouMobile to help you.
We have for you today, the firmware updates for the Galaxy A5 and the Galaxy S9. The Oreo and Nougat powered official ROMs are available for download from our firmware section, but you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial unless you have flashed firmware with Odin3 before.
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The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy A5 is here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
The flagship smartphone for this year is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy A8. Do go through the tutorial first to make sure that your remains safe during the update.
The flagship Note smartphone from 2017 by Samsung is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy S9. Go through the tutorial and flash away!
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
We have for you today, the firmware updates for two of Samsung's flagship handsets; the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S9. The Oreo powered official ROMs are available for download from our firmware section, but you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial unless you have flashed firmware with Odin3 before.
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy A3 and S9 Plus smartphones are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
What we have for you today is the firmware updates for some of Samsung's latest handsets; the Galaxy Note 8 and the Galaxy A8. The Nougat and Oreo powered official ROMs are available for download from our firmware section, but you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial unless you have flashed firmware with Odin3 before.
Galaxy S9 and S9+ users on T-Mobile have not had a good experience this year as the carrier was not left with any other option but to stop rolling out the month's security update back in April. Unfortunately, it has now been two months or more ever since the rollout was stopped, yet they have not yet sent out any security updates from that day onwards, that is until now of course!
T-Mobile has just started pushing out a new update for their customers and we are happy to report that it is indeed the security update of the month, that is June 2018, as is evident from the screenshot. In case you own any of the two smartphones on AT&T or Sprint, some reports are suggesting that the two carriers are also pushing out the same update for the Galaxy S9 and S9+ on their networks.
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar
Try out new firmware updates from today's list on your Samsung smartphone. Just select the right model number and name before downloading and you are good to go. However, if you are new to flashing ROM updates with Odin3, check out our tutorial first.
The flagship smartphone from 2017 by Samsung is on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy A8. Go through the tutorial and flash away!
The last Note device released by Samsung was the Galaxy Note 8 and it's on our list of daily updates today, along with the Galaxy A8. Go through the tutorial and flash away!
We are nearing the end of the month's third week, but Samsung has only just started rolling out this month's updates to its arsenal of eligible smartphones. The latest names on that list are those of the Galaxy S8, Galaxy J7 pro and the Galaxy A9 Star Lite, which are receiving the June patch in USA, India and China respectively.
In case you own a Galaxy A6 or A6+, expect the same update to start hitting the two models very soon as well. The thing is that the Galaxy A9 Star Lite is the rebranded Chinese version of the Galaxy A6+ and that means the update for the A6+ should go live any day now. The more interesting question is, where is the June security patch for the Galaxy S9 and S9+? In spite of being the latest flagship smartphones in the company's arsenal, Samsung has not been very regular or prompt with updating the two devices and that is raising some questions. On the other hand, this also shows that Samsung does not restrict security patches from rolling out to low - mid range phones, just because the same for the more expensive devices are not yet ready.
Saikat Kar
The latest firmware for your Samsung smartphones are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones and tablets yet.
The latest updates of the day include the latest security updates for the Galaxy S9 Plus. The official OTA packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
The latest firmware for the Galaxy S9 Plus are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
Today's updates for the Galaxy S9 Plus are here on the daily updates list. Go through our tutorial first in case you are new to these lists or updating your device's firmware manually.
The new updates for Samsung's latest and greatest flagship smartphone for this year are here on the daily updates list today. Go through our tutorial first in case you are new to these lists or updating your device's firmware manually.
UK was the first region to see Oreo ship out for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge back in May, but now other regions are also joining the list. India has just joined in as one of the regions that are getting the Android 8.0 update for the S7 and S7 Edge in June, alongside UAE. If you live in Europe or South Korea however, you probably already have the update installed, but that's to be expected.
The firmware version carrying the Android Oreo upgrade is G930FXXU2EREM for the Galaxy S7 and G935FXXU2EREM for the Galaxy S7 Edge. Both updates are around the 1.4 GB mark, with firmware version G935FXXU2EREM being slightly larger in size than G930FXXU2EREM. The update patch included with the package is from April though and that's a bit disappointing, given that we are already into the second week of June! Feel free to check for the update manually from the Settings menu, but it you will be prompted once it lands on your smartphone via OTA anyway.
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar
The latest updates for Samsung's flagship smartphone of 2018 are here on the daily updates list again. Go through the tutorial first if you are new to our lists or updating your device's firmware manually.
The most recent updates for Samsung's latest flagship smartphone are here on the list again today. Go through the tutorial first if you are new to our lists or updating your device's firmware manually.
The most recent updates for Samsung's latest flagship smartphone are here on the list again today. Go through the tutorial first if you are new to our lists or updating your device's firmware manually.
The latest updates for Samsung's latest flagship smartphone is here on the list today and yes, we are talking about the Galaxy S9 Plus. Go through the tutorial first if you are new to our lists or updating your device's firmware manually. Enjoy!
Time to check out the latest firmware which we have for your Samsung devices today. Go through our tutorial first if you are new to flashing custom ROMs or Android firmware updates with Odin3.
The latest firmware for your Samsung Galaxy A5, S8 Plus and Note 5 smartphones are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones or tablets yet.
The latest firmware for your Samsung devices are here, but don't forget to check our firmware section for more and read this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones and tablets yet.
In case you have a Galaxy A5, Tab S2 or a Xcover 3, we have the latest updates for your devices on our list. Just go through the tutorial and flash in the ROM update.
Another day, another list full of Galaxy A5 updates it seems! Browse through our firmware section for other models and go through the tutorial to know how you can install any firmware onto your Samsung smartphone manually.
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The Galaxy A5 continues to dominate today's list of updates as well. Browse through our firmware section for other models and go through the tutorial to know how you can install any firmware onto your Samsung smartphone manually.
The Galaxy A5 is dominating today's list of updates, because it's the only one there! Do visit our firmware section for more and go through the helpful tutorial to know how you can install any firmware onto your Samsung smartphone.
The Galaxy A5 leads today's list of updates, followed by the Galaxy S7 Edge. Do visit our firmware section for more and go through the helpful tutorial to know how you can install any firmware onto your Samsung smartphone.
Updates for the Galaxy S7 Edge and the Galaxy S7 are here today. Check out the list below and choose the right model to update with the Odin3 flashing tool now.
These are the daily firmware updates for the day and if you see your Samsung device on the list, make sure you take a look at our tutorial first, before attempting to flash the ROM file. In case your device is not on the list, head over to our firmware section and you are sure to find multiple latest ROM updates for your Samsung devices in there.
In case you have a Galaxy S6, we have the latest update for you on our list. Just go through the tutorial and flash in the ROM update.
We have all the updates for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge+ today. Just go through this tutorial on how to manually flash Android updates with Odin3 and download the right package.
Both the flagship handsets from 2016 and 2017 are getting some care from AT&T in the form of a firmware update. Not much was made clear by the source of the news or the change log, but it is clear that this is a security update. Whether this is any version of the Android monthly updates or not is something that we are not sure of either. In any case, you should download and install it as soon as possible, since carriers in the US seldom push out updates unless they are necessary (that's not always a good thing mind you!).
The update is arriving on all the six models in the Galaxy S7 and S8 series, which include the S7, S7 Edge, S7 Active, S8, S8+ and the S8 Active. As per The Android Soul, the following are the firmware build numbers for the respective devices.
S7, S7 Edge and S7 Active: BRD1
S8 and S8+: CRD4
S8 Active: BRD4
Unfortunately for S7 users in the US who are on AT&T, all three devices are still running on Android Nougat, in spite of the OS being on the verge of becoming outdated.
We have the latest firmware for your Samsung devices just like always. Check our firmware section for more and this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
The latest updates for the Galaxy S8 Plus are here, along with our helpful tutorial which will teach you how to use Odin3 and install any firmware manually on any Samsung device. Just make sure that the firmware package you are downloading is the right one for your smartphone.
We have all the updates for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ today. Just go through this tutorial on how to manually flash Android updates with Odin3 and download the right package.
We have the latest and greatest firmware for your Samsung devices just like every day. Go through YouMobile's firmware section for more updates and of course, the tutorial that will teach you how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
We have the latest firmware for your Samsung devices just like always. Check our firmware section for more and this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware with a PC onto your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
In case you have a Galaxy S6 Edge+, S8 and S8 Plus, we have an update for you on today's list. Just go through the tutorial before trying to install any of them manually though.
The latest updates for the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are here, along with our helpful tutorial which will teach you how to use Odin3 and install any firmware manually on a Samsung device. Just make sure that the firmware package you are downloading is the right one for your smartphone.
The updates for today are here, along with the tutorial which will teach you how to use Odin3 and flash any ROM manually on a Samsung device. Just make sure that the firmware package you are downloading is the right one for your smartphone.
In case you have a Galaxy S8, we have an update for you. Just go through the tutorial before trying to install it manually.
If you have a Galaxy S8 or a Galaxy S6 Edge, we have the latest updates for you today on our list. Just go through the tutorial and flash away.
Update your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge with the today's updates but only after going through our tutorial first to learn how you can flash the firmware manually onto the smartphone.
Samsung has not had a great time with the Galaxy S9 and S9+ due to the calling issues which most of the models are facing. Calls are either being muted, distorted or dropped entirely by the smartphone and this has even led some Israeli users to sue the company for malpractice and negligence. The unfortunate news is that certain unofficial reports are claiming that the problem cannot be solved with updates at all as the issue is with the hardware itself. This could also explain as to why so many updates have so far failed to bring any significant solution to the problem. Nevertheless, Samsung has just started sending out another patch via OTA, that could potentially solve this issue.
The good news here is that plenty of users have since reported that this might have fixed all the calling issues on the S9 and S9+ after all! So, if you own either the Galaxy S9 or the Galaxy S9+, do make sure that you have downloaded and installed firmware versions G960FXXU1ARD4 and G965FXXU1ARD4 for the S9 and S9+ already, provided of course, it has become available to your region. Let us know what your experiences are post the update.
Saikat Kar
Update your Samsung smartphones and tablets with the latest firmware on this list but only after going through our tutorial first to learn how you can flash the firmware manually onto your smartphone or tablet.
We are now used to seeing Android security patches of the month making their way onto budget Samsung smartphones first and this month is no exception to that recent trend either. However, instead of a device in the company's Galaxy A series like in the previous month, we have the Galaxy J2 Pro in May which is getting this month's security patch first among Samsung's recent arsenal of smartphones. Although some are of the opinion that the flagships should be updated first, we think that this is actually a good move by the Korean OEM as it shows that they roll out updates as soon as they are ready, without prioritizing one over the other just for the sake of their price point.
The update should be making rounds in Bangladesh as of now but if you are in any other region where the device is sold, it should not be long before the same OTA package makes its way onto your device as well. In the meanwhile, do check out all available updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets on YouMobile's firmware section.
Saikat Kar
The brand new firmware updates for May 3, 2018 are here. Check out the list below to find the right one for your smartphone. However, we recommend checking out this tutorial on how to flash Android updates manually with ODIN 3 before proceeding.
To get the latest updates on your Samsung smartphones and tablets, you'll need to go through today's daily updates list. Consult our tutorial first to learn how you can flash the firmware manually onto your smartphone.
It has hardly been twenty-four hours since the report was published that Samsung is about to release Android 8.0 Oreo for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge in May and it has already started on the very first day of the month! Yes, the much awaited Oreo update for the S7 and the S7 Edge is now live in the UK and possibly certain other European regions as well, by the time you read this. Now that the rollout has begun, it means that the same update will be arriving in your region pretty soon. It's a surprising development, albeit a pleasant one.
Seeing how fast the update has been released, it would be safe to say that all Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge models will very likely be running on Android 8.0 Oreo by the previously rumored deadline of May 18. If you are in the UK and you have a Galaxy S7, firmware version G930FXXU2ERD5 should be making its way onto your device via OTA anytime now. On the other hand, the Galaxy S7 Edge users will be seeing the G935FXXU2ERD5 firmware land on their devices.
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar
The latest updates on Labor Day includes the latest updates for the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy Tab S2. You can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
Android 8.0 Oreo might be an old OS for Pixel users by now, but it is a version of the Android OS that is has still not arrived on a lot of third-party devices. Samsung is not exactly known to be fast at rolling out the firmware updates and especially when it comes to major Android OS upgrades, but what one can rely on the South Korean company for is the fact that their flagships will eventually get all the major Android upgrades for at least two years from their release. Staying true to that reputation, Samsung will in all likelihood, release the firmware update for the S7 and S7 Edge by May 18.
This fact was confirmed after the two devices were seen being tested and certified on Wi-Fi Alliance. The good news for our readers in the US is that all the US carrier variants have also been certified and will thus receive the Oreo update pretty soon as well. However, since carrier rollouts are subject to the scheduling of the carriers themselves, we are not sure which carrier will be releasing the update when. In any case, it should not be too long now.
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
To get the latest updates on your Samsung Galaxy A5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+, you'll need to go through today's daily updates list. Consult our tutorial first to learn how you can flash the firmware manually onto your smartphone.
To get the latest firmware updates installed on your Samsung Galaxy A5, Note 5 and S8 plus, you'll need to consult today's list. To know how to use Odin3 and update your device manually, do take a look at this tutorial first.
We are almost near the end of April and by now, most major Samsung smartphones should have been updated to Android Oreo 8.0, but it has not happened so unfortunately. While the likes of the Galaxy S8, S8+, Galaxy Note 8 and the Galaxy A5 2017 are still in the process of getting the update in some regions, most others have not even started to receive the elusive OS upgrade yet. In case you have a Samsung smartphone and you are interested in knowing whether or not your device qualifies for Oreo, go through the list below.
· Samsung Galaxy S7 - May 2018
· Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge - May 2018
· Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 - June 2018
· Samsung Galaxy A7 2017 - June 2018
· Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 - late 2018
· Samsung Galaxy A8 2018 - late 2018
· Samsung Galaxy J3 Emerge - late 2018
Now if this list seems surprisingly short, then that's because we have decided to list the unconfirmed smartphones that could get the upgrade separately.
· Samsung Galaxy S6
· Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
· Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus
· Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar
To get the latest firmware updates on your Samsung Android device, you'll have to Flash the ROM manually. The best way to do this is by using Odin3 and in this tutorial we will show you the safest way to flash a firmware update onto your Samsung Android device. Here's the list of updates for today.
The Galaxy S8 Plus is ruling the list today as all the updates are for the flagship smartphone from 2017. The official OTA packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
The updates of the day include the latest security updates for Galaxy A7 and the Galaxy S8 Plus. The official OTA packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
The Galaxy A series is dominating today's list of daily updates, so if you have one of the models below, it's time to update it after going through the tutorial we have for you.
What we have on today's list are the latest security updates for multiple of Samsung's handsets from all price segments. The official packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first unless you have flashed firmware with Odin3 before.
Today's brand new and exciting list of updates is here and it looks like the list has only the Galaxy A5 on it tonight! Do go through our tutorial first before trying to manually update your device for safety purposes.
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ have just started to receive the April security patch in Germany, but we wouldn't be surprised if you are seeing the same update arrive for you in some other region as well. The security update patches in eight bugs in Samsung's own software and multiple other security threats to the Android OS that's running underneath. If you own the Galaxy S8, you should see the update arrive as firmware version G950FXXU1CRD7, while firmware version G955FXXU1CRD7 is making its way to the Galaxy S8+ owners in Germany (and hopefully all the other regions soon). The update is roughly 570MB in size as per reports.
More interestingly, both the updates are expected to bring improvements to the cameras of the two smartphones. Since the improvements are described only as "stability," it's hard to tell if it really improves anything noticeably. I will add though that ever since the Oreo upgrade, my Galaxy S8 has not been producing images as sharp as it used to, so I am hoping that this will change that for the better. Additionally, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functionalities will also be improved by the update and I can personally vouch for the fact that at least the S8 I won definitely needs an improvement on both fronts!
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Via: SamMobile
Saikat Kar
The latest updates of the day include the latest security updates for Galaxy A5. The official OTA packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
Now that Samsung has mostly finished upgrading all its recent flagships and some high-end smartphones with the Android Oreo 8.0 update, the company has shifted its focus towards mid-rangers and the Galaxy A5 (2017) is reportedly the first lucky device in the segment to receive the latest (major) version of the Android OS. We know that it isn't most timely of updates but given how many handsets will never even get Oreo, we think the owners of the Galaxy A5 (2017) should be pretty happy. It doesn't really come as a big surprise though as the A5 (2017) was already on Samsung's update list and just a few weeks ago, the handset was seen getting tested with Android 8.0 on Wi-Fi Alliance.
As of now, reports indicate that Russia is where the roll out started, but it should spread to most of the other regions pretty soon as well. Expect the OTA package to weigh in at around 1.2GB, but the firmware version was not mentioned by the source. Nevertheless, if you look closely, you can probably make it out from the screenshots and it looks to be A520FXXU4CRD3.
Source: SamMobile
Saikat Kar
The latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets are here just like every day of the week. If you don't know how to flash updates manually onto your device, don't worry because we have our helpful tutorial prepared for you right here.
The latest firmware updates for the Galaxy S7 Edge are here. However, it's recommended that you check out our tutorial on how to flash Android updates manually on Samsung smartphones and tablets with Odin3 before proceeding.
The Galaxy A5 (2017) and the Galaxy A7 (2017) had both received a major camera update from Samsung a few months back, but the budget device Galaxy A3 (2017) was left out of the fold. The good news is that the A3 (2017) has also started to receive a similar camera update now and the OTA package comes in packed with last month's security updates from Google and Samsung as well. Although it's technically the middle of April, that's all the more reason for you to download and install it as soon as possible.
As far as the camera improvements are concerned, they can be listed as the following, but there could also be some minor improvements in terms of picture quality and post processing.
· AR Stickers are now part of the camera on the A3 (2017)
· Selfie focus mode is now included, which will allow the camera to take a selfie with a blurred background, similar to a bokeh effect
Check out our firmware section to find all the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
The new firmware updates for April 16, 2018 are here. See the list below to find the right one for your model of the Galaxy S7 Edge. However, it's recommended that you check out our tutorial on how to flash Android updates manually on Samsung smartphones and tablets with Odin3 before proceeding.
The latest updates of the day include the latest security updates for Galaxy S7 Edge. The official OTA packages are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial first.
What we have for you today is the latest security update for Samsung's flagship handset from 2016. The Nougat powered official ROMs are available for download from our firmware section, or you can click directly on the links below to get what you need. Be sure to check our our helpful tutorial unless you have flashed firmware with Odin3 before.
Brand new updates for the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S6 Edge are the only ones on today's list, so just pick the right model, go through our tutorial and begin updating your Samsung device with the latest security update right now.
Updates for the Galaxy S6 Edge and Galaxy S6 Edge+ are here today. Check out the list below and choose the right model to update with the Odin3 flashing tool now.
The newest updates for the Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Tab S2 tablets are on the update list today, along with the same for a few other smartphones as well. So, go through our tutorial, download the right ROM and let the updating begin.
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Brand new updates for your Samsung smartphones, phablets and tablets can be downloaded from our firmware section or you can simply find one in today's update list. Before choosing though, make sure that you take a look at our tutorial on how to flash firmware updates manually with Odin3 on your Samsung smartphones and tablets.
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