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The Vivo X60 series has received much appreciation since it first launched a few months back in its home country - China. The series also made their way to the other part of the world - Europe with 5G network capability last month. The Chinese user got the same phone with a curved display. Now, the company is ready to release the next-generation series that will be reportedly launched as the Vivo X70.
According to the reports, the Vivo X70 series will be available in India in September. However, what makes the launch more interesting is the company's partnership with the Indian Premier League which Vivo has sponsored before. It has already been reported that the matches will be played after summer in UAE due to pandemic spread in India. However, we don't know the exact date of the launch yet.
Vivo X70 smartphone runs on the Android 11 operating system. The phone is powered by an octa-core processor and runs on the Qualcomm SM8250 Snapdragon SoC. The phone has an AMOLED display with a resolution of 1080x2400 pixels and 398 PPI pixel density. The phone has the quad-camera system on the rear side with a 48 MP primary wide camera sensor, 13 MP portrait camera sensor, 2x optical zoom, 8 MP ultrawide camera sensor, and a 5 MP macro camera sensor.
The phone's camera has features like digital zoom, auto flash, face detection, touch to focus. Regular Vivo X70 is backed by a 4,500 mAh battery. The connectivity features in the smartphone include WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Volte, and more. Vivo X70 smartphone will be priced somewhere around Rs.25,400 for the Indian market. As far as the color options are concerned, the Vivo X70 smartphone might come in black, blue, and pink colors.
Google is holding an important event on September,29th in San Francisco, the tech giant will be announced TWO Nexus flagships. Yes, looks like Google is preparing some very cool stuff for us on this special event.
Google Nexus 2016
One of those flagships will be a smaller Nexus device with 5-inch display built by LG. The second device will be a larger one with 6-inch display built by Huawei. We have no confirmed info about the hardware specs or prices of those devices, yet.
This will be the first Huawei Nexus device to be announced since the launch of the Nexus line-up, but it's the third time Google has partnered with LG on a Nexus phone. Both devices will be the first in the market to launch with Android 6.0 Marshmallow Pre-installed.
Android 6.0 Announcement and Updates
Along with these two Nexus devices, Google will also announce the official release of Android 6.0 Marshmallow final version, after 3 developer previews released in the past 2 months. The final version will pack all bug fixes that was reported in the past previews along with some new features. The current Google Nexus lineup should get marshmallow factory images be early October.
Stay Tuned for our full coverage!
Before the faulty batteries in some of them started to explode, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was a much loved handset that was definitely one of the top contenders for being the phone of the year. However, as Samsung has managed to locate and address the issue in their new batch of Note 7 smartphones, they will resume with the sales from September 28 in South Korea. The company hopes to replace/refund a large percentage of the older models by that time and is confident that in time, all of the old devices will be safely recalled back to the manufacturer.
The date on which the Note 7 will be made available for purchase in other nations around the world has not exactly been pointed out by Samsung yet, but it shouldn't take much longer now that the replacements are almost ready to be shipped. What remains to be seen is the impact that this incident will have on the sales figure of the new Notes. Even though Samsung has vouched that the new smartphones are completely safe, will enough customers believe them in a market filled with powerful flagship grade options from various competing manufacturers? We will soon find out.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
Samsung was supposed to release Galaxy M41 this year but according to the reports, the company decided to cancel the phone and go for Galaxy M51 after the Galaxy M31. As per the news, the Galaxy M51 will break cover by the end of June. According to a fresh report on MySmartPrice, the Galaxy M51 launch has been postponed to September. The tech magazine suggests that the Galaxy M51 may face some delays due to the coronavirus situation and some production problems going on in the factory.
The Samsung Galaxy M51 was recently spotted on the Geekbench benchmarking platform with Snapdragon 675 Soc and 8GB of RAM. However, another variant of the phone could be powered by Snapdragon 730 which may also increase the price of the model to some extent. The features octa-core CPU and Adreno 618 GPU. The phone comes with Android 10 and OneUI 2.0 out of the box. The camera leaks suggest that the phone might have a triple camera system at the rear side with a 64MP primary camera, the 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 5Mp depth camera lens. The phone will be equipped with a 32MP camera for taking selfies. You will be able to shot high-definition video at 30fps.
The phone has a fingerprint scanner for security. The device is expected to be in the market with an AMOLED display with a punch-hole design. The phone offers big internal storage up to 128GB to keep all your images, videos, and files. For connectivity purposes, the phone has Wi-Fi direct, hotspot, Bluetooth, GPS, and Bluetooth. The device has a non-removable Li-Po 4000mAh battery with support to 15W fast charging. The phone is available in blue and other colors. We don't have any confirmation regarding its price in India and other countries so far. But as we get more information or leaks, we keep you updated.
Meizu announced that it will officially reveal its upcoming device, the Meizu MX4 on September,2nd. so the first couple of weeks of next month are due to be very, very crowded in terms of new device launches.
The MX4 will run Flyme OS 4.0, the latest incarnation of Meizu's interpretation of Android. The phone has been rumored to come in at least two different versions, a 'base model' and a higher-end version.
The latter should sport a 5.4" or 5.5" touchscreen with 2560x1536 resolution, and a 20.7 MP rear camera (supposedly the exact same unit that Sony uses on its Xperia Z2). 3GB of RAM will be in at least one MX4 model, as well as Samsung's octa-core Exynos 5433 SoC. The normal MX4 retail price will be about $400 - €300.
Oppo has recently sent invites to media for the media briefing about the phone. The phone is confirmed to feature a four-camera system with a 48MP ultra-wide camera sensor. The company has also revealed that the phone will pack an 8GB RAM, and has 128GB storage. The camera will have other features like ultra-night-mode for the night photography and video stabilization feature.
The company revealed about its quad-camera setup with a 48-MP primary sensor via a tweet one day before its launch. It also stated the detail about its storage, memory, and ultra-night-mode. The phone will be available in four colors - white, blue, purple, and black. For security, it has an extra security layer of the fingerprint sensor at the backside just underneath the quad-camera. The Oppo A9 has three sensors aligned vertically, and another small sensor positioned at the side beneath the flashlight.
There will be a waterdrop notch to hold the 16-megapixel front camera for the selfie, similar to its predecessor. The smartphone will be powered by the octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 SoC processing chip. The predecessor Oppo A9 was powered by the MediaTek Helio P70 SoC coupled with half the amount of RAM, and just dual rear cameras. The phone belongs to the budget-friendly mobile category. It will have a .5-inch LCD with a resolution of 1,600x720. The smartphone's sale comes at a time when smartphone shipments in India through online channels have started increasing. Sales increased by 26% in April to June quarter of 2019. Counterpoint's market report suggested. Oppo's sub-brand Realme held 17% of the share.
Apple has just sent invitations to the press for an upcoming event on September,9th. The rumors have pinpointed the date already, so it is hardly a surprise.
Apple is expected to unveil the worst-kept under wraps iPhone the 4.7" iPhone 6. If we are to trust some previous rumors, the iWatch smartwatch will be joining the next generation iPhone as well.
With the recent LG G Watch R announcement and the upcoming Moto 360 smartwatch, Apple should be in a hurry to capture some of the wearable momentum. It has already snagged a former Tag Heuer's VP of sales, another proof the iWatch announcement is happening sooner than later.
According to a report in Bloomberg, Apple's previously rumored 12.9" iPad won't enter production until September. This upcoming large iPad aims to compete with the Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 and other large tablets that are already on the markets.
The Cupertino giant allegedly planned to begin manufacturing the tablet during this quarter. Delays in the supply chain for display panels is said to be the reason for the new production timeline.
Apple has large expectations for the upcoming 12.9" iPad. The device will have the task to reinvigorate the iPad family's slumping sales. The latter have been strongly affected by the launch of the large-screen iPhone 6 family.
It certainly looks that way because a very reputed source (The Wall Street Journal) has just revealed that Apple will be launching the bezel-less beauty on September 12, which is roughly two weeks from now. I called it a beauty but keep in mind that a lot of people disagree with the design choice. Nevertheless, that has not kept the upcoming smartphone from becoming the most anticipated handset of 2017.
Strangely enough, certain rumors are also predicting that Apple will also be launching the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus on the same date and if that turns out to be true, I must admit that it would be bizarre! Other expected products to be launched at the event include a brand new Apple Watch with LTE and a new Apple TV with support for 4K streaming.
It would be interesting to see how well people receive the iPhone 8 with its wireless charging capabilities, facial recognition technology and borderless design. A lot of talk has been going on around the probable price of the smartphone, which is expected to start at $1,000 and go up as high as $1,400 for the models with more storage. Of course, we all know that in reality, the steep price won't matter and people will probably buy even more of these phones this year because of the price itself. We can't help it; most human beings are vain creatures!
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
If you are even remotely interested about Apple and its products, then you probably already know that the company is going to reveal the next iPhones on September 12. However, that's not going to be all that the Cupertino giant will reveal, as you will see next.
The New iPhones
There will be three iPhones this year and none of them will have a Home button or a fingerprint scanner, just like the current gen iPhone X doesn't. They will be named iPhone X (same 5.8" OLED with updated internals), iPhone Xs (6.1" LCD with single camera) and iPhone Xs Max (6.5" with dual cameras).
The Next iPad Pro
The next iPad Pro will be launched in the same 12.9" model, but a newer 11-inch model might just replace the 10.5-inch form factor this year. Aside from updated internals, it is expected that the new iPad Pro will not have the Home button either, giving us the first bezel-less tablet!
Affordable MacBook
A new MacBook Air with a cheaper price tag might be headed towards us this year, but we will have to see where Apple decides to cut corners to keep the price down.
Mac Mini Pro?
An affordable Mac without a display and a small form factor is what the Mac Mini has been so far, but this year, Apple is rumored to add more juice to the mini computers for professional users.
New Apple Watch
The Apple Watch Series 4 will definitely be coming with the latest iPhones and there will probably be two variants this year. Both the variants will sport bigger displays and higher resolution for better visibility thankfully. They will also be shipped with the new WatchOS 5.
Those are the main attractions at the show of course, but rumor also has it that the previously announced AirPower wireless charging pad with the capability of charging three Apple devices (Apple Watch, iPhone ad AirPods) simultaneously will also be unveiled at the show, along with a charging case for the AirPods. We will find out how much of these rumors are true in just three days' time.
Saikat Kar
What we know so far about the upcoming iPhone release due September 2020?
Fall is always an exciting time for mobile users and especially Apple fans as it usually means the release of their latest flagship phone and more. Apple traditionally hold their September launch event and the internet is always buzzing with rumours and speculation around what we are expected to see, and with the iPhone 11 being somewhat of a disappoint to us tech geeks, let's see what Apple are looking to do with their phone this year.
According to @EveryApplePro and @mweinbach, 120Hz ProMotion is coming exclusively to the iPhone 12 Pro models along with larger batteries. The cameras will also see major improvements including 3x optical zoom and better low light photography. pic.twitter.com/iX82pPNXEl
— Apple Hub (@theapplehub) May 10, 2020
With rumours stating about what the new iPhone will look like, well it seems as if the general consensus that there will be a total of four new iPhones coming onto the scene in September - there most since launching the iPhone 15 years ago. They range in size from 5.4" to a whopping 6.7" which will be there biggest iPhone to date also.
Accorinding to GSMArena, and surprising but welcoming news to us consumers is that we will not be seeing a price rise for the iPhone 12 despite rising manufacturing costs due to the global pandemic. That means that prices for the new iPhone will more than likely match those of the iPhone 11 release.
The camera looks as if its going to be having another make over as shown below - this might be the first iPhone in which we see a 3D camera as the rumour mill flies around, and this certainly is exciting for some of us self-proclaimed photographers. Also as shown on the image below, the iPhone 12 might have 4 cameras improving on the 3 cameras that are currently on the iPhone 11.
Technology has really seen a rise in numbers during 2020 due to the lockdown, and particularly online entertainment services like online gambling sites. This is mainly down to the fact that many have found themselves house bound and limited ways on entertaining themselves. Betting Sites on Gamstop has seen this kind of traffic on their sites, especially with the like of Virtual sports and Esports having a similar surge over the lockdown period due to not many sporting events being shown due to social distancing.
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HTC's Vice President of Product Management Mo Versi has announced in a tweet that Android 4.4.3 is coming to Verizon's version of the HTC One M8 on Wednesday, September 10th. In addition to the higher release number, the over-the-air update will also include the long-awaited Extreme Power Saving mode.
This update will land a week after the feature arrived, ironically, on Verizon's version of the HTC One M7. With this OTA, a feature that debuted with the global launch of the M8 will have managed to hit every other version of the handset and last year's flagship before making it to Verizon's. Even for the Big Red, that's something to be proud of.
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We reported before that Google is holding an important event on September,29th in San Francisco to announce TWO new Nexus flagships (5" and 6"). According to some new information leaked around the web, the two devices will be respectively called LG Nexus 5X and Huawei Nexus 6P.
As we know by now, the two phones will have 5-inch and 6-inch displays and will be manufactured by LG and Huawei, respectively. The Nexus 5X name had already been floating around for a while and now we also know that the bigger device might be called 6P. We have no information about what the "P" stands for... The hardware specs is still not fully confirmed but SD 810 and 3GB Ram are for sure included on both devices.
We are only 2 weeks away from the Big event that will also feature the announcement of the official Android 6.0 Marshmallow final release.
LG is teasing its new smartphone in a video right now. The 20-second trailer video shows a game mockup being played on a smartphone that features a small controller icon and a camera, before a second screen folds out and displays a map with a route to the company's IFA press conference. And when the device closes a third smaller screen appears on its front, which displays time and date of LG's presentation event. The attachment comes with a 6.2-inch display panel. It uses two pinks to connect to the device, while a third pin allows it to transfer the data back to the phone.
LG has already presented something similar earlier this year during the phone's reveal at MWC event - LG ThinQ's. It had a second screen accessory. However, the detachable accessory was never launched in the US. It didn't have the additional screen attached to its exterior, which appears to be a new concept for this version. Apart from supporting a Dual Screen attachment like its predecessor, the phone is likely to have 5G support as well. The V60 ThinQ's main Android rival will be the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, which is set to debut at an Unpacked event in New York today.
Beyond what was displayed in the video, we don't know much about the device. Not even its name. Android Police and ZDNet both speculate that the device could end up being an accessory for a potential V60 ThinQ, The device isn't foldable for certain, which a few manufacturers have been rolled out. Instead of a folding screen, both the V50 ThinQ's accessory and this new announced smartphone appear to feature two different screens which can be attached to hinge. The screen definitely don't bend like foldable device. LG's IFA 2019 press conference is currently scheduled for September 6th at 10AM in Berlin (4AM ET).
Sony seems to be following Samsung on revealing a New Flag-ship phone and in the day too. Samsung already announced that it be releasing the Galaxy Note 4 on Sept,3 IFA event. Today, Sony is also announcing a Exclusive Unveiling Event for a new flagship device, which is the Xperia Z3 of course, Sony picked the same date as Samsung which is September,3rd.
Sony's invitation simply says "You are invited to the IFA 2014 Sony press conference and exclusive booth unveiling", and, how thoughtful of Sony, the event is set to start at 4:15pm local time. The invitation further hints at the products to be announced at the event with a collage of product pictures.
Our wait is finally over, latest reports from The Korea Times confirms that the Galaxy Note 4 will be announced on September,3rd just before IFA officially begins. IFA 2014 is planned for September 5-10 in Berlin. Also, according to The Korea Times, Samsung is planning to send out media invites "Very Soon".
While IFA has been the general time for the new Galaxy Note announcement, word has it that Samsung is rushing the announcement a bit to make sure it gets a good amount of time in the media machine before Apple announces the new iPhone 6. Of course, the announcement doesn't really give us a clue as to the release window for the device.
Last year, the Galaxy Note 3 was announced September 4th, but not released until September 25th. On the other hand, Apple announced the iPhone 5S on September 10th and released it September 20th. So, jumping the gun on the announcement can only help so much when there's that big of a gap in release.
IFA 2014 is coming and Motorola will be making one of its biggest announcements in th year on September,4th. The company has sent out press invites and the hints are very clear.
We're in for the announcement of the Moto 360 smartwatch, as well as the Moto G2 and Moto X+1 smartphone duo. Additionally, a new Bluetooth headset accessory is going to get its announcement, at the event.
The Moto 360 was announced on March 18 and will finally be launched almost half a year later. The smartwatch leaked in a series of photos recently flaunting its metal body. The wireless charging and the charging cradle were also shown. The price of the watch was rumored to be around €249, but we'll let Motorola have the final say.
The Moto X+1 is expected to be the company's next flagship. It's said to come with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset along with 2GB of RAM. Earlier reports and different mumblings also had it coming with a 5.1" or 5.2" touchscreen of 1080p resolution, a 12 MP rear camera, and a 2,900 mAh battery.
As for the Moto G2, we reported that it's going to ship on September 10 for €250. It's going to be a dual-SIM device with a 5" display of 720p resolution, a Snapdragon 400 chipset with a quad-core 1.2GHz Cortex-A7 CPU and Adreno 305 GPU, 1GB of RAM, plus an 8MP rear camera.
Motorola's latest flagship device Moto X (2014) is now 6 Months old, the company is still providing the latest Android updates to the both the 2013 and 2014 variants. The Moto X (2015) is expected this year Rick Osterloh, Motorola's President, today confirmed that the company's trying to stay on a roughly annual cycle for all of our products, including Moto X. The latest Moto X models were introduced in August/September, respectively. so we can expect the 2015 on the 3rd Quarter of this year.
.@northead we try to stay on a roughly annual cycle for all of our products including Moto X. #AskRickO
— Rick Osterloh (@rosterloh) March 25, 2015
Last month, Motorola and Qualcomm confirmed that a new Moto flagship smartphone powered by a Snapdragon 810 processor would be introduced this year. Most likely, this will be the next-gen Moto X. If a recent rumor is to be believed, the new Moto X could be "smarter than any other smartphone", though for now we don't know what that might mean.
The Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge have finally started to receive the monthly security updates from Samsung for September. The update had hit this year's flagships, the S7 and S7 Edge earlier in the month. As far as we know, the security patch is currently only available for the unlocked versions in Europe and comes in at a size of 141MB. As expected, it will bring in both the Android and Samsung security patches for the month, but its availability will depend on where you are located and you carrier.
Samsung themselves have included fixes for nine issues into the patch, in addition to the 66 fixes that Google has incorporated into the update for the base Android 6.0.1 OS running on the two smartphones. If you have not seen the notification prompting you to update your device yet, you should see it soon. Post the upgrade, your smartphone's Base Band version should change to XXU4DPIL (unlocked European versions). If you are using a carrier-locked device though, it will take a bit longer as it usually does.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
Samsung has now put an end to rumors which had been forming around the fact that Samsung did not detail the changelog regarding the September Security Update that just started going out two days ago. You can now find all the details regarding the patch on the company's official security page.
From the changelog, it is apparent that Google has fixed 9 critical vulnerabilities in this update. An additional 57 issues will also be dealt with, after you download and install the September SMR on your Galaxy device. Coincidentally, 9 is also the number of issues that Samsung itself addresses with this update on their flagship smartphones. If you own an international version of the Galaxy S6/S6 Edge/Note 5, the patch fixes a susceptibility issue associated with the Exynos 7420 SoC. As of now, the updates are currently being rolled out to the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, but all eligible devices around the world should start receiving their updates pretty soon.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
If you are in Europe and you have an unlocked version of the Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge, you will be prompted to download a new OTA update soon, if you haven't been prompted already. Go to Settings > About device > Software update and search manually for the update to see if it has arrived on your smartphone yet. Even if it hasn't, don't worry, as it takes time for updates to reach all customers.
After you download and install firmware version XXU1BPHJ on to your device, it will become compatible with Samsung Cloud, which had so far been exclusive to the Galaxy Note 7 only. The new Gallery app from the phablet will also now become a part of your S7 or S7 Edge in addition to the SMR security patches for the month. While it is standard for Samsung to release monthly security patches for its flagship smartphones, the changelog for this particular patch was not detailed on their blog, like they usually are. Nevertheless, since it can only make your device more secure and brings some new features to the smartphone, we recommend downloading and installing it as soon as you can.
Just the last day, we heard about the September security updates from Samsung and Google are arriving on the S6 and S6 Edge and today we have similar good news for owners of the Galaxy A8. According to GSM Arena, A8 model number SM-A800F is now getting upgraded with the latest security patches by the September security update.
The 295MB patch includes fixes from Google against 66 bugs and security threats, along with a few of Samsung's own tweaks to further stabilize and secure the overlying TouchWiz UI. After downloading and installing the patch, your A8's Build Number should change to MMB29K.A800FXXU1BP12. Apart from bringing in multiple underlying improvements, the user should also be able to experience better voice calls, slightly improved battery life, efficient RAM management and an overall upgrade in terms of performance. If you have the same model as the one mentioned above, you should be prompted to update your Galaxy A8 soon, though it might take a while to arrive on each and every device.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
If you own a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and were left a little disappointed that the S6 and S6 Edge got their September security updates while your device didn't, we have good news for you. The S6 Edge Plus international Exynos variant has started to receive its security update for the month of September, albeit on the last day of the month. The 160MB patch should arrive on your smartphone via OTA anytime now, if it hasn't already. Feel free to check for it from Settings > About phone > Software update anytime you wish. However, some devices will get it before others, but all eligible Edge+ smartphones should receive it sooner or slightly later.
Before you update, we feel that you should be warned about a few complains that we have seen on different sites and forums about the S6 Edge Plus' performance, post the upgrade. Some of the users are claiming that it has caused their device to heat up a lot more than usual and even interfere with basic phone functionalities like making calls. There are also others who claim that the update actually improved their battery life. Since it is not possible to discern what's the issue here as of now, it might be a good idea to do some research or have a back up before installing the patch.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
Although it has been more than three years since the Galaxy S4 Mini was officially launched, it's good to see that it has not been totally forgotten. Those who are using the S4 Mini in Europe under a contract from Vodafone will soon be receiving a prompt to update their devices, if they haven't already. The update in question is the security patch for the month of September, which will address a total of 66 bugs and vulnerabilities on the Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS. The package has been released following a similar OTA update that was rolled out for the Galaxy S4 a few weeks back.
To check for the update manually, go to Settings > About device > Software update and see if it's there yet. Even if it isn't there, expect it to arrive within the next week or so. Once you download and install the security patch, the firmware version should change to XXUCPI1 on your device. Unfortunately, this isn't an OS upgrade, which means that the S4 Mini will still be running on the dated Android 4.4.2 KitKat as always. There has been no news regarding a similar update for the unlocked version of the Galaxy S4 Mini yet.
Head over to https://forum.youmobile.org/downloads/ for all the latest updates for your handset.
Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)
In today's list of updates, you will find ROMs for the Galaxy Folder LTE, Galaxy A5, Galaxy Xcover 3, Galaxy S7 Edge and the Galaxy Note Edge. Head over to our firmware section for even more models and latest firmware. Do take a look at our tutorial as well if you don't know how to flash firmware updates with Odin 3 yet.
New firmware for your Samsung smartphones are here for the day. Select the right firmware update for your model, download it and take a look at our tutorial on how to flash ROM updates manually with Odin 3 before beginning. Enjoy.
The most recent updates for your Samsung smartphones, phablets and tablets are here today. In case you unsure about how to flash updates manually onto your device, Check our helpful tutorial right here.
We have the latest firmware for your Samsung devices just like always. Check our firmware section for more and also go through this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware updates with a PC onto your Samsung smarphones and tablets.
Check today's firmware updates below in the list and feel free to try any one (or more) of them out on your smartphone. Even if you are new to manually flashing updates and firmware with Odin3, we have a tutorial right here to get you started.
Check out today's list below and try out a few on your smartphones if you wish. Even if you are new to manually flashing updates and firmware with Odin3, we have a tutorial to help you get started.
Head over to our firmware section and choose the right package for your Samsung device right now, if you cannot find your smartphone or tablet in the list below. Also, if this is your first time, we have a tutorial to guide you right here.
Today's list of updates are for both old and new Samsung flagship smartphones so do check them out to see if you are missing out on something. Also, take a close look at this tutorial to know how you can flash firmware with Odin 3. Enjoy!
In today's list of updates, you will find ROMs for the Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy J5, Galaxy On7, Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 Edge+, among many others. Head over to our firmware section for even more models and latest firmware. Do take a look at our tutorial as well if you don't know how to flash firmware updates with Odin 3 yet.
We have the latest firmware for your Samsung devices just like always. Check our firmware section for more and also go through this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware ROMs with a PC onto your Samsung smarphones and tablets.
Samsung's older flagship handsets are all over our daily firmware updates today but the Galaxy A3 is on top of the list. However, do take a look at the tutorial on how to flash ROMs safely with Odin3 first.
Android Marshmallow based firmware for the Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S7 Edge and the Galaxy S8 Plus are today's highlights. Check them out below in the list and feel free to try any of the others as well. Even if you are new to manually flashing updates and firmware with Odin3, we have a tutorial to get you started right here.
We have the latest firmware for your Samsung devices just like always. Check our firmware section for more and also go through this tutorial if you don't know how to flash firmware ROMs with a PC onto your Samsung smarphones and tablets.
We have brand new updates for your older flagship Samsung smartphones in here today. Just go through this tutorial on how to manually flash Android updates with Odin3 and download the right package before starting.
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.
We have the latest updates for your Samsung smartphones and tablets down here. In case you don't know how to flash a custom ROM manually onto your device, fear not 'cause we have you covered with this tutorial right here.
Check out today's list below and try out a few on your smartphones if you wish. Even if you are new to manually flashing updates and firmware with Odin3, we have a tutorial to help you get started.
Today's daily firmware list is a good one and it has the Galaxy A7 on top with both Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow and 7.0 Nougat! It's also quite a varied list so do go through it to see if anything new has popped up for your Samsung smartphones. Also, take a look at this helpful tutorial to start flashing firmware updates right now. Enjoy!
We have firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy A3, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy Note 4 and much more on today's list. 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 first, unless you have prior experience in flashing firmware with Odin3.
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