Verizon starts taking pre-orders for the Gear S2

Customers in the United States will soon be able to purchase the 3G variant of Samsung’s new smartwatch, the Gear S2 was released in the country earlier this month and now carriers are finally confirming pricing and availability for the cellular versions of the Gear S2. T-Mobile has already confirmed pricing for the Gear S2 on its network though the carrier hasn’t started taking pre-orders just yet, on the other hand Verizon is now accepting pre-orders and will release it on November 6th.

The cellular variant of the Gear S2 is $50 more in the United States, on Verizon customers can pay $350 to purchase it outright or divide the $300 cost if they opt for a conventional two year service contract. Existing Verizon subscribers can add the Gear S2 to their account for $5 to get data services. Verizon is going to sell the Gear S2 in Dark Grey and Silver colors, pre-orders can be made via its website.

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The Galaxy Note 5 looks amazing with a clear back

In most markets you can get the Galaxy Note 5 in three different colors, in others you can choose from as many as five options, but Samsung doesn’t officially offer a clear back version of the Galaxy Note 5 which keeps the internals in view at all times. Reddit user Skarface08 decided to take matters in his own hands and give the Galaxy Note 5 a clear back, the process is actually quite simple and the result looks amazing to say the least.

What he basically did is remove the color film fixed behind the Galaxy Note 5′s glass back, he’s not swapping out the entire glass back, just removing the film that gives it color. You might think that it will be particularly hard to remove the back since the Galaxy Note 5 doesn’t have a removable back but its not that challenging. All that’s required is a razor blade, a heat gun and a suction cup. There are no special screws holding the glass back in place. He heats up the back around the edges and then uses the suction cup to pry the back off. Once the back has cooled off a bit just take the razor blade and take off all the film, then just stick it back on the phone and the adhesive on the back will hold it securely.

If you do decide to do this keep in mind that you have to be constantly moving the heat gun so that it’s not concentrated on one area for too long, which increases the possibility of heat damage to the internals. Also this process only applies to the back and won’t have the desired effect at the front. I for one like how the Galaxy Note 5 looks with a glass back, adds an extra bit of flair to a great device.

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Samsung Z3 comes with KNOX security suite

Samsung launched its second Tizen-powered smartphone in India yesterday, it’s the launch market for this new handset but as we reported last month the Z3 will also be released in Europe. We’ve already seen the SM-Z300F model of the Z3, Samsung’s Galaxy handsets sold in Europe normally have the letter F in their model numbers, so there’s reason to believe that the Z3 will at least be heading to some parts of Europe. Wherever the new handset launches it’s going to be protected by Samsung’s KNOX security suite.

The KNOX security suite goes a long way to ensure that the device can operate on networks that need to have a high level of security, enabling the handset to perform any and all duties required by it in the police, hospitals, banks, government departments and more. It’s great that the Samsung Z3 comes loaded with KNOX version 1.0 on Tizen, the feature will set the handset apart in the low end segment of the market while enabling users to get the most out of their Tizen-powered handset.

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First firmware for the Samsung Z3 now available online

Samsung’s new Tizen device is finally official, we had been hearing for months that the company is preparing a new one and now the Samsung Z3 has been officially announced. Samsung conducted the launch event in India which is also the first market where it will be released, though Samsung will bring the new Tizen-powered handset to Europe in the near future. Merely a day after the handset was launched the first firmware for the Samsung Z3 is now available for download.

Firmware details:

• Model SM-Z300H
• Model name Samsung Z3
• Country India
• Firmware Tizen 2.4.0
• Changelist 0
• Build date N/A
• Product code INS
• PDA Z300HDDU0AOJ4
• CSC Z300HODD0AOJ5

We already have the first firmware for the Samsung Z3 available for download through our firmware section.

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Samsung and LG to mass produce OLED digital signages in 2016

Samsung and LG are planning to mass producing OLED digital signage applications in 2016, which could see the growth of the Samsung’s display division. This technology has a lot of applications especially in South Korea, with the digital signage market expected to reach $20 billion in 2020.

Back during CES in January, Samsung and LG both displayed some impressive digital signage arrays which will make way for some pretty smart displays, and LG is working on improving the lifespan of its OLED displays. A basic calculation shows us that its new displays can be used for at least 20 years if they are used for eight hours a day.

Aside from the mass production of OLED digital signage in 2016, Samsung has also released a mirrored OLED display, which is quite fascinating because it has a lot of applications. They’ve got transparent OLED products, which deceived a lot of people due to their futuristic characteristics. Samsung also introduced curved displays with a 5.9mm ultra-slim 55 type curves which offer some of the best user experiences on the market.

Samsung has documented its huge campuses where they produce LCD and OLED display panels in a video, which is embedded below. The video also showcases the excellent facilities that Samsung is providing to its employees and their families, which includes dormitories, residential apartments, schools, colleges, parks, and playgrounds. This video will give you an idea about the vast scale of Samsung’s display business.

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T-Mobile confirms release date for the Gear S2

The United States was one of the first markets to receive the Gear S2 when Samsung released it earlier this month though initially the Wi-Fi only version was available for purchase, mobile carriers in the country are going to offer it and today the country’s third largest carrier confirmed when its customers can purchase the Gear S2. T-Mobile confirmed today that it’s going to start selling the Gear S2 from November 15.

Customers will have the option to purchase it in either Silver or Dark Gray, they can either pay $359.99 to purchase it outright or get it on the carrier’s instalment plan by paying $15 per month for 23 months and $14.99 in the final month of the 24 month payment plan. Those who are already on T-Mobile can add the Gear S2 to their existing smartphone plan for an additional $5 per month. The Gear S2 will be available for purchase online from T-Mobile as well as through its brick-and-mortar stores starting November 15.

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Tizen developer revenue promotion extended till December 2016

Upon the initial launch of the Tizen Store, developers could partake in a promotion that allowed them to receive 100% of the revenue from their apps, and now that promotion has been extended up until the 31st of December 2016. This will make Tizen a very attractive platform for developers to jump onto, because it’s in their own interest.

After this promotion is over, all apps will be subject to the revised Revenue Share according to Tizen Store Policy, and Samsung also has the right to end the promotion at any day that they please. Here’s the full Tizen Store Promotion Policy:

• The Revenue Share (100% for Seller) will apply to your sales data up to closing day 11:59 p.m. (GMT)

• Sales after closing day 11:59 p.m. (GMT) will be subject to the revised Revenue Share according to Tizen Store policy

• The promotion duration (one year) & closing day is subject to change depending on Tizen Store policy

• 3rd party In App purchase is not eligible for this promotion. We recommend to use official In App Purchase of Tizen Store

• VAT or other taxes can be collected depending on the country or carrier, the taxes will be deducted from the Promotion Revenue Share (100%) by local laws

• Some billing fee (i.e. Carrier Billing fee, Payment Gateway fee, etc) will be deducted from the Promotion Revenue Share (100%)

• When new countries/devices/billing methods are launched at Tizen Store, the applications will automatically be applied to the promotion by policy

• Details of Promotion Policy & Billing fee will be posted in Tizen Seller Office

Tizen OS is expected to see a very large growth in the upcoming period with the Tizen Z3 being launched in India and Russia, plus the fact that Samsung claims that Tizen is the second largest mobile OS in the budget segment in India.

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Samsung is preparing a brand new Exynos processor for its mid-range devices

Samsung has been in the smartphone SoC business since the Galaxy S days, rivalling the likes of Qualcomm, Intel, Texas Instruments, and MediaTek. The company’s Exynos chipsets have improved a lot from their initial days, be it in terms of raw power or efficiency and features. The Exynos 7420 processor, which has been used in the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy Note 5, outdid the Snapdragon 810, earning a praise for itself from experts worldwide. Now, the company is working on a bunch of new processors for its upcoming mobile devices.

According to the information that we’ve received till now, Samsung is working on at least three new Exynos processors; the Exynos 7422, the Exynos 7880, and the Exynos 8890. The Exynos 7422 is a minor upgrade over the Exynos 7420, which is already being used in a bunch of devices including the Galaxy S6 trio and the Galaxy Note 5. The Exynos 7880 is a brand new chipset that is expected to be used in premium mid-range devices like the Galaxy A series smartphones. The Exynos 8890 on the other hand is expected to be equipped in the Galaxy S7.

Earlier, we reported that the Exynos 8890 features Mongoose (a.k.a Exynos M1) custom CPU cores, which are identical to Apple’s Typhoon and Qualcomm’s Kyro cores. Samsung has started developing and testing these cores for maximum performance along with power efficiency. With this chipset, Samsung will be among the elite few SoC brands who have managed to develop custom CPU cores. Last week, we reported that the Galaxy S7 might come in three different processor variants, and that Samsung is already optimising the Exynos 8890 for better performance.

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Samsung reportedly planning to launch the Gear S2 in India in next month

We reported earlier this week that Samsung might launch the Gear S2 in India during its event on Wednesday, but the company ended up launching its second Tizen-based smartphone in the country. Now, reports claim that the company is planning to launch the Gear S2 in India sometime during November 2015, which lines up with the Diwali festive season in the country.

According to the folks over at IBNLive, the South Korean electronics giant will launch its first smartwatch with a circular display in India sometime in November. Apparently, the Samsung will launch two variants of the smartwatch, the Gear S2 and the Gear S2 classic. Moreover, the publication also claims that the company will launch another smartphone in the country before the end of this month.

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Samsung claims Tizen is the second largest smartphone operating system in India

Samsung launched its second Tizen-based smartphone, the Z3, in India during the company’s event yesterday. During the event, the company claimed that Tizen now stands as the second largest smartphone operating system in India after Android in the budget segment, which makes it larger than Windows Phone.

Asim Warsi, VP of Samsung India – IT and mobile, said, “Tizen is the second-largest OS in the budget segment in India.” during the launch of the Z3. This means that the first smartphone based on Tizen was more popular than budget Windows Phone devices in India. A few months ago, the South Korean smartphone giant claimed that they were able to sell more than a million units of the Z1 within the six months of its launch, primarily in India and Bangladesh.

The company organised Tizen Developer Summit 2015 in Bengaluru, India a few months ago, and managed to attract a lot of developers. Samsung hopes to sell a million units of the Z3 in just three months. HC Hong, President and Chief Executive of Samsung India Electronics, said. “We were encouraged by the huge popularity of Samsung Z1, the first Tizen OS powered smartphone that sold over one million units within six months of its launch earlier this year.”

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Russian review of the Samsung Z3 suggests a European launch

The second Tizen smartphone, the Samsung Z3, was officially announced for the Indian market yesterday. We had reported last month that the Z3 would also be released in Europe instead of being limited to India and its neighboring markets, and a review of the device by Russian website Mobile-Review is providing another hint that Samsung will expand Tizen’s reach to more countries this year.

Mobile-Review has reviewed the SM-Z300F model of the Z3; Galaxy devices launched in Europe usually have the letter F in their model numbers, and so do those launched in Russia. While this isn’t a surefire confirmation that the Z3 will make it to Europe (especially since the phone is only available for businesses in Russia), it’s a very strong hint. Another hint is the fact that the reviewed version comes with LTE connectivity, a feature that is missing for the Indian market.

Furthermore, it was recently reported that Samsung could stop selling low-end smartphones in the Netherlands, and the reason behind that move could be the company’s plans to swap those Android devices with devices running Tizen. Yes, that means Samsung would be forcing Tizen on some consumers (or forcing them to move to other manufacturers if they want a low-cost smartphone), but with Android and iOS refusing to let up their dominance, it’s a move that might be unavoidable.

According to the review, the Z3 is a good phone for the price, and you can read through the entire thing at the source link. We will be doing our own review of the Z3, so do keep an eye out for that.

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Galaxy Note 5 in Europe? Not so fast

A couple of weeks before the Galaxy Note 5 was officially announced, we exclusively revealed that Samsung wasn’t actively working on a model for the European market. Consumers in the region have been disappointed about Samsung’s decision to limit them to the Galaxy S6 edge+, but some of them might have their hopes raised by a new rumor today that says the Korean manufacturer will bring the Note 5 to European markets by January next year.

Well, we don’t like to be the bearers of bad news, but it seems this rumor has little chance of turning into reality. Like the last time when we checked, the latest firmware for the Note 5 for Europe is from June, and development on the software has not gone forward after that. This could change in the coming weeks if Samsung does intend to launch the Note 5 in Europe early next year, but at this point there is no information to back up that possibility.

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Samsung creates premium cases with Montblanc and Swarovski for the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge+

Samsung has worked with premium luxury brands Montblanc and Swarovski many times in the past to create premium accessories for its devices and now it’s teaming up with them yet again for premium cases for the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge+. Customers will be able to choose from cases adorned with fine-crafted leather and crystal works to opt for the look that suits them best.

This is the third time that Samsung and Montblanc have worked together to create a line of premium cases, they’ve previously worked to create cases for the Galaxy Note 4 and for the Galaxy S6. The latest Montblanc collection features two protective leather covers (soft grain and extreme) for the Galaxy S6 edge+ and two for the Galaxy Note 5. The lineup also includes two flip wallets with pocket in the same materials for the Galaxy S6 edge+ and two flip covers without pocket for the Galaxy Note 5.

Montblanc and Samsung have also created a limited edition of hard-shell covers that feature handmade tattos for both handsets, the tattoos have been designed by artist Mo Coppoletta, these limited edition covers will be available exclusively online at the end of this month. Montblanc is best known for its luxury writing instruments and it has already made two for the Galaxy Note 4, the latest is the Starwalker Urban Speed Screenwriter which couples the new S Pen’s functionality with Montblanc’s elegance.

Samsung continues its partnership with famous glass and crystal producer Swarovski, the latest lineup includes covers for the Galaxy S6 edge+ and the Galaxy Note 5, aside from a new color called Crystal Silver. Covers have more than 1,300 crystals embedded to make them as beautiful as they are durable. Swarovski is also going to offer a premium case that’s part of its Edelweiss collection, it will be available next month for the Galaxy S6 edge+, the premium edition will have fine crystals on a transparent case and it will only be sold exclusively online in select markets. Pricing and availability of all accessories announced today will be revealed at a later date.

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Mophie launches 2,500mAh Juice Pack for the Galaxy Note 5

Accessory maker Mophie makes battery pack cases for a wide variety of mobile devices and its latest creation is for the Galaxy Note 5, it has launched a 2,500mAh Juice Pack for the Galaxy Note 5. Not only will the case protect the handset against damage but will also extend its battery life with the quick charge enabled lithium-ion polymer battery that promises up to 13 additional hours of talk times, 8 additional hours of web browser and up to 9 hours and 38 hours of music playback.

The design is slim and lightweight, it features pass-through volume and power buttons as well as easy access to the S Pen. Mophie’s new Juice Pack for the Galaxy Note 5 is now available for purchase via its website for $99. If you’d rather not carry your device in a case, perhaps you might consider buying one of Samsung’s external battery packs, which can easily be carried around in a pocket or bag and are capable of fast charging the device should you ever run out of juice on the road.

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Samsung Z3 to be unveiled in Russia soon

Samsung is planning to take a big step forward for the Tizen OS in Russia by unveiling its second Tizen phone, the Z3, in the country on October 15. According to Business Korea, Samsung will unveil the Z3 at the Samsung Electronics Enterprise Mobility Forum in Moscow along with the Tizen OS. Many more countries are set to receive the Samsung Z3 as opposed to the limited countries that received this device’s predecessor, the Z1.

Also Read: Samsung Z1 vs Samsung Z3 specs comparison

Tizen is growing in popularity especially as the Internet of Things is growing in popularity. Along with Samsung, Intel is a major contributor to Tizen, and processor giant has released a 1:45 minute promo video for the Z3 where you can clearly see images of the black and pink models. The Samsung Z3 was launched in India yesterday, and it’s looking like a really promising Tizen device.

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10-15-2015 Firmware Updates: Galaxy S6, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy A5, and more

Samsung has a plethora of phones and tablets in its lineup, and regularly releases firmware updates for various devices. These can include major updates, which bring a newer version of the OS to a particular device, or minor ones that improve performance and stability and fix bugs. Software updates for Samsung devices roll out in various regions every day, and you can find out which firmware updates were pushed out by the company over the last 24 hours through our firmware list.

As usual, you can download each of these firmware from our firmware section (simply enter your device’s model number to view all firmware for that device) in order to update to a new firmware manually, or as a means to return to your phone or tablet’s stock software.

Country (Product Code)	Model	Model Name	Version	PDA
Algeria (TMC)	SM-T805	GALAXY Tab S 10.5 LTE	4.4.2	T805XXU1ANFB
Australia (Vodafone) (VAU)	SM-G900I	GALAXY S5	5	G900IDVU1BOH4
Australia (Vodafone) (VAU)	SM-G900I	GALAXY S5	5	G900IDVU1BOE1
Austria (3 Hutchison) (DRE)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH2
Austria (3 Hutchison) (DRE)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Baltic (SEB)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOB6
Baltic (SEB)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Baltic (SEB)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Baltic (SEB)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOI6
Baltic (SEB)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH2
Bulgaria (GBL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COH4
Bulgaria (GBL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Bulgaria (MTL) (MTL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Canada (Bell Mobile) (BMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (Bell Mobile) (BMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Fido Mobile) (FMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Fido Mobile) (FMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (Koodo Mobile) (KDO)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Koodo Mobile) (KDO)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (Rogers) (RWC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Rogers) (RWC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (SaskTel) (BWA)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (SaskTel) (BWA)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (Telus) (TLS)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Canada (Telus) (TLS)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Virgin Mobile) (VMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Canada (Virgin Mobile) (VMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Caucasus Countries (CAU)	SM-T715	Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 LTE	5.0.2	T715XXU1AOG9
Chile (CHO)	SM-T810	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 Wi-Fi	5.0.2	T810XXU1AOI5
Chile (Telefonica) (CHT)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
Colombia (Movistar) (COB)	SM-J110M		5.1.1	J110MUBU0AOI2
Cyprus (CYV)	SM-A500FU	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FUXXU1BOF2
Cyprus (CYV)	SM-A500FU	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FUXXU1BOH3
Czech Republic (ETL)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Czech Republic (ETL)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2BOG8
Czech Republic (ETL)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Egypt (EGY)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Egypt (EGY)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
Egypt (EGY)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
France (Bouygues) (BOG)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
France (Bouygues) (BOG)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note 4	5.0.1	N910FXXU1BOC5
France (Bouygues) (BOG)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910FXXU1COI3
France (Orange) (FTM)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COIA
France (Orange) (FTM)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH7
France (Orange) (FTM)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXU1BOC2
Germany (O2) (VIA)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Germany (O2) (VIA)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH4
Guatemala (PGU)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
Guatemala (TGU)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
Guatemala (PGU)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Guatemala (Tigo) (CGU)	SM-J700M		5.1.1	J700MUBU1AOH6
Guatemala (Tigo) (CGU)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Hong Kong (TGY)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005ZSUGOH3
Hong Kong (TGY)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005ZSUGOI1
Hungary (XEH)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOB6
Hungary (XEH)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Hungary (XEH)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COH4
Hungary (XEH)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOI6
India (INS)	SM-A500G	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500GXXU1BOJ2
India (INS)	GT-I9300I	GALAXY S III	4.4.4	I9300IDDUBOI1
India (INS)	GT-I9300I	GALAXY S III	4.4.4	I9300IDDUBOC1
India (INS)	SM-A500G	GALAXY A5	4.4.4	A500GXXU1AOE2
India (INS)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOI2
India (INS)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOF2
India (Black Edition)(INS)	SM-T116NY		4.4.4	T116NYXXU0AOH1
India (Black Edition)(INU)	SM-T116NY		4.4.4	T116NYXXU0AOI1
India (Black Edition)(INS)	SM-T116NY		4.4.4	T116NYXXU0AOI1
India (Black Edition)(INU)	SM-T116NY		4.4.4	T116NYXXU0AOH1
Iran (THR)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.0.1	N910CXXU1BOE1
Iran (THR)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Iran (THR)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
Iran (THR)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
Iraq (MID)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
Iraq (MID)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
Ireland (Meteor) (MET)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Israel (ILO)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note 4	5.0.1	N910FXXU1BOC5
Israel (ILO)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910FXXU1COI3
Italy (ITV)	SM-G388F	Galaxy X Cover 3	4.4.4	G388FXXU1AOI2
Italy (ITV)	SM-G361F		5.1.1	G361FXXU1AOJ1
Italy (ITV)	SM-G361F		5.1.1	G361FXXU1AOH3
Italy (H3G) (HUI)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH2
Italy (H3G) (HUI)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Italy (Wind) (WIN)	SM-A500FU	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FUXXU1BOE6
Italy (Wind) (WIN)	SM-A500FU	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FUXXU1BOH3
Jamaica (JDI)	SM-J110M		5.1.1	J110MUBU0AOI2
Jamaica (JDI)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
Jamaica (JDI)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Jamaica (JDI)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.0.2	G920IDVU1BOE3
Japan (AU KDDI) (KDI)	SCL23	GALAXY S5	5	SCL23KDU1COE7
Japan (AU KDDI) (KDI)	SCL23	GALAXY S5	5	SCL23KDU1COI2
Kenya (AFR)	SM-T805	GALAXY Tab S 10.5 LTE	4.4.2	T805XXU1ANFB
Kenya (AFR)	SM-J700H		5.1.1	J700HXXU1AOI3
Macedonia (CMF)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Macedonia (VIM)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Malaysia (XME)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
Malaysia (XME)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Mexico (Movistar) (TMM)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Mexico (Movistar) (TMM)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
Mexico (Movistar) (TMM)	SM-J700M		5.1.1	J700MUBU1AOI1
Mexico (Telcel) (TCE)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOC3
Mexico (Telcel) (TCE)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOHA
Morocco (MAT) (MAT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Morocco (MWD) (MWD)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
Morocco (MWD) (MWD)	SM-J110F		4.4.4	J110FXXU0AOJ3
Morocco (MWD) (MWD)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
Nepal (NPL)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOF2
Nepal (NPL)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOI2
New Zealand (Vodafone) (VNZ)	SM-P905	GALAXY NotePRO 12.2 LTE	4.4.2	P905XXUANC3
New Zealand (Vodafone) (VNZ)	SM-P905	GALAXY NotePRO 12.2 LTE	5.0.2	P905XXUABOI3
Panama (PBS)	SM-J110M		5.1.1	J110MUBU0AOJ1
Paraguay (Tigo) (TGP)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Peru (PET)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOC1
Peru (PET)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOH8
Poland (Orange) (IDE)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH7
Poland (Orange) (IDE)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COIA
Portugal (MEO)	SM-T535	GALAXY Tab4 10.1 4G	5.0.2	T535XXU1BOG3
Portugal (TPH) (TPH)	SM-T535	GALAXY Tab4 10.1 4G	4.4.2	T535XXU1AOA1
Portugal (TPH) (TPH)	SM-T535	GALAXY Tab4 10.1 4G	5.0.2	T535XXU1BOD8
Romania (ROM)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH2
Romania (ROM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Romania (ROM)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Romania (ROM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COH4
Romania (ROM)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Romania (Orange) (ORO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXU1BOD3
Romania (Orange) (ORO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXU1BOI5
Romania (Vodafone) (CNX)	SM-G388F	Galaxy X Cover 3	4.4.4	G388FXXU1AOI2
Saudi Arabia (KSA)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Saudi Arabia (KSA)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
Saudi Arabia (ACR)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Saudi Arabia (KSA)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
Saudi Arabia (WTL)	SM-T805	GALAXY Tab S 10.5 LTE	4.4.2	T805XXU1ANFB
Saudi Arabia (STC) (XFU)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Singapore (MM1)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
Singapore (XSP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Singapore (XSP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
Singapore (MM1)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Singapore (SingTel) (SIN)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
Singapore (SingTel) (SIN)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Singapore (StarHub) (STH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Singapore (StarHub) (STH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
South Africa (XFA)	SM-J700H		5.1.1	J700HXXU1AOI3
South America (Moviestar) (CRM)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COGA
South America (Moviestar) (CRM)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
South East Europe (SEE)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOI6
South East Europe (SEE)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005XXUGBOB6
South East Europe (SEE)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Spain (PHE)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
Spain (PHE)	SM-G388F	Galaxy X Cover 3	4.4.4	G388FXXU1AOI2
Sri Lanka (SLK)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOF2
Sri Lanka (SLK)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOI2
Switzerland (Swisscom) (SWC)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2POH7
Switzerland (Swisscom) (SWC)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3QOJ4
Taiwan (BRI)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005ZSUGOI1
Taiwan (BRI)	SM-G900I	GALAXY S5	5	G900IZTU1BOH4
Taiwan (BRI)	SM-G900I	GALAXY S5	5	G900IZTU1BOI1
Taiwan (BRI)	SM-N9005	GALAXY Note 3 LTE	5	N9005ZSUGOH3
Thailand (THL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOI1
Thailand (THL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXU1BOH4
USA (T-Mobile) (TMB)	SM-G920T1	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920T1UVU3DOI5
USA (T-Mobile) (TMB)	SM-G920T1	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920T1UVU2COFB
United Arab Emirates (XSG)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOI5
United Arab Emirates (XSG)	SM-T815	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 LTE	5.0.2	T815XXU1AOGA
United Kingdom (BTU)	SM-G850F	GALAXY Alpha	5.0.2	G850FXXU2COI3
United Kingdom (O2) (O2U)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH4
United Kingdom (O2) (O2U)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COI9
Unknown (PVT)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOH8
Unknown (MTA)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Unknown (MTA)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Unknown (XNZ)	SM-T810	Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 Wi-Fi	5.0.2	T810XXU1AOG9
Unknown (PVT)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOC1
Unknown (BNG)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOG1
Unknown (SPC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5	G900W8VLU1BOC2
Unknown (AMO)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3COIA
Unknown (COE)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COIA
Unknown (COD)	SM-G925I	GALAXY S6 Edge	5.1.1	G925IDVU2COGA
Unknown (SPC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	5.1.1	G900W8VLU1COI4
Unknown (MTZ)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note 4	5.1.1	N910CXXU1COI4
Unknown (BNG)	SM-G360H	GALAXY Core Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0AOI2
Unknown (AMO)	SM-G920F	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU2COH7
Unknown (COE)	SM-G920I	GALAXY S6	5.1.1	G920IDVU2COIA

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South Korea gets the Galaxy Note 5 in Silver Titanium and Pink Gold

Customers in South Korea can now choose from two new color options for the Galaxy Note 5, Samsung is offering the handset in Silver Titanium and Pink Gold colors. The Galaxy Note 5 will be available soon in Silver Titanium whereas the Pink Gold option will be available from October 23. The total number of color options that Samsung provides for the Galaxy Note 5 is now up to five with the addition of these two. The Galaxy Note 5 will be available with 32GB and 64GB internal storage in Silver Titanium for 899,900 won ($800) and 965,800 won ($850) respectively, whereas the handset will only be available with 64GB storage in Pink Gold for 965,800 won ($850).

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