Galaxy Note 7 may have the same Exynos processor as the Galaxy S7

Samsung is going to officially launch the Galaxy Note 7 tomorrow and we will finally find out when this handset is going to be available. A new report reiterates the specifications of the upcoming flagship and also mentions that the Galaxy Note 7 is going to have the same Exynos 8890 processor which powers the Galaxy S7. Previous reports suggest that the Galaxy Note 7 will be powered by the Snapdragon 823 in the United States and China while the other markets get a handset which has the Exynos 8893 processor.

The Exynos 8893 is believed to be an overclocked version of the existing Exynos 8890 processor but this report claims that the Galaxy Note 7 is going to use the same 2.3GHz Exynos 8890 processor found in the Galaxy S7, at least in Europe. There have been a lot of rumors about 6GB RAM for Galaxy Note 7 but it’s being said once again that Samsung is sticking with 4 gigs of memory. Additional specifications include the same rear and front cameras that you’ll find on the Galaxy S7, a USB Type-C port, a 3,500mAh battery as well as Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. We’ve already told you what the price in Europe is going to be, it’s likely that the handset will be rolled out in markets across the continent in the third week of this month.

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Samsung could possibly use LG parts for Galaxy S flagship smartphones

Samsung sources components from a variety of Korean and Chinese suppliers but it doesn’t have a significant relationship of this kind with local rival LG. That could change in the near future as news reports out of Korea suggest that the company is in talks with LG Innotek – the component arm of LG Group – to source its “2 metal chip-on film” for future Galaxy S series flagship smartphones.

The 2 metal chip-on film is a component that’s used for bonding a display panel to the circuit board or a chipset in a smartphone. It’s flexible which means that it can be used for curved surfaces the likes of which you will find in Edge handsets. LG Innotek is reportedly going to start mass producing this film in the second half of this year. It’s unclear right now just how big of a deal this is going to be. The report quotes a Samsung official as saying that the company is talking with multiple suppliers to diversify and stabilize its supply chain. Samsung next Galaxy S flagship which will presumably be called the Galaxy S8 isn’t due to arrive until early next year. Perhaps it might be the first flagship from Samsung to feature LG’s  2 metal chip-on film.

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Here’s how you can watch the Galaxy Note 7′s announcement live

Samsung is finally going to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 tomorrow even though we’ve pretty much seen all that there is to see about this handset. The event takes place in New York and obviously not everybody can make it to the Big Apple which is why Samsung is providing three ways to tune into the announcement event. Samsung is going to provide a 360-degree livestream of this event.

Users on mobile can either visit http://ift.tt/1AYeWks or Samsung Mobile on YouTube when the event starts and select the 360 Live Stream. iOS users can also tune into the event by watching the live stream on YouTube. Those who have a Gear VR can watch the Galaxy Note 7 unveiling in virtual reality. They have to download the Unpacked 360 View app from the Oculus Store and launch it using the Gear VR headset to watch the event in VR. Finally, users on PC can go to http://ift.tt/1AYeWks to watch the 360 Live Stream in their browsers. Don’t forget: The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event is going to take place tomorrow at 11 am EST.

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[Poll] Would you use Samsung’s new cloud storage service?

Samsung is said to introduce a new cloud storage service with the Galaxy Note 7 next week. It’s reportedly going to be called Samsung Cloud and it will enable users to back up their data to the cloud, data such as their photos, videos, audios and much more. Since it will be a cloud storage service users will be able to access that data on a variety of devices whenever they want. Reports suggest that all Galaxy Note 7 customers will receive free 5GB of Samsung Cloud storage and that paid storage options might be offered as well. So, the question is, would you use Samsung’s new cloud storage service or are you happy with your current storage service? All of the major services have apps for Android so it’s not like you won’t be able to use them on the Galaxy Note 7. Let us know your thoughts about this in the comments below.

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These are the three new tricks that the Galaxy Note 7′s S Pen has picked up

When the Galaxy Note 5 was launched last year we reported on the new tricks that its S Pen had picked up. The S Pen is integral to the Galaxy Note experience so Samsung tries to make it more useful every year with new features and it’s likely to be the same story with the Galaxy Note 7. A new report has been published today which sheds light on three potential new tricks that the Galaxy Note 7′s S Pen has picked up.

The first new trick is called Translate. As the name suggests, it will help users translate words that are in a foreign language. Screenshots show that users will simply need to hover the S Pen over a word to translate it, they can also tap on the speaker icon to hear the word pronounced. This will eliminate the need for users to launch a separate app to translate words and is certainly going to prove very useful. Magnify is the second trick and it’s self-explanatory as well. It will enable users to enlarge areas of the screen by hovering the S Pen over them. Last but not the least, there’s Glance which will help users quickly switch between apps by hovering the S Pen over the thumbnail. All of this is above and beyond the new S Pen’s rumored ability to write underwater.

What do you think about these features, do any of these feel like just novelties or do you think you could get a fair amount of use from them?

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Galaxy A8 (2016) benchmark reveals its specifications

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy A8 back in July last year so it’s about time that this handset was refreshed for the current year, Samsung has already done that with the other Galaxy A series handsets so the Galaxy A8 is next in line. It does appear that the company is working on the Galaxy A8 (2016) because the handset has now been spotted on GFXBench where its specifications have been revealed.

If the benchmark result is anything to go by, the SM-A810 or the Galaxy A8 (2016) features a 5.1-inch full HD Display, a 2.1GHz Exynos 7420 processor with 3GB RAM and 32GB of internal storage. I should point out here that the original Galaxy A8 has a 5.7-inch display, it’s unlikely that the display size will be reduced as Zauba import logs for the SM-A810 also mention a 5.7-inch display. The benchmark also mentions a 16-megapixel rear and 5-megapixel front camera as well as Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. There are no details available as yet about any design changes made to this handset but since we didn’t see Samsung make any major changes to the rest of the updated Galaxy A series, it’s unlikely that we’ll see a major change in the Galaxy A8 (2016)’s design. The Galaxy A8 is one of Samsung’s most feature-packed mid-range smartphones and it’s successor is likely going to stick to the script. It’s unclear at this point in time when Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy A8 (2016).

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Samsung is hooking up 50 Reuters journalists with Gear 360 cameras to advance 360-degree journalism

In a new partnership, Samsung has hooked up 50 Reuters photojournalists stationed across 25 countries with its Gear 360 virtual reality camera in a global initiative aimed at advancing 360-degree journalism. This partnership will enable Reuters journalists to provide 360-degree content for Focus 360 which is Reuters’ new VR and 360-degree video and photography platform for global news. The Focus 360 portal will be launched on August 2 for Android and on August 5 for iOS.

Those who own a Samsung handset compatible with the Gear VR will be able to watch Focus 360 content on the virtual reality headset. Stephen Adler, Reuters Editor-in-Chief and President, said that “Our agreement with Samsung allows us to enhance our visual journalism and provide a more absorbing experience for our viewers,” adding that VR and 360-degree content will enable people to get a new perspective on the context of a news story. We have already reviewed the Samsung Gear 360 and have found it to be a very capable product that enables average users to create immersive virtual reality experiences. The camera’s abilities will certainly shine in the hands of a professional photojournalist.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Folder 2 clamshell smartphone gets TENAA certification

We first found out about two months ago that Samsung has a new Android-powered clamshell smartphone in the pipeline. It’s the successor to Samsung’s Galaxy Folder handset – predictably called the Galaxy Folder 2 – and it looks like the handset is going to be unveiled soon. After making its customary FCC pit stop and being awarded the required Bluetooth certification, the handset has now received its TENAA certification in China.

Previous reports suggest that this handset has a 3.8-inch touchscreen display and that it’s powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm processor with 2GB RAM and 8GB of internal storage. It’s also believed to feature an 8-megapixel rear and 5-megapixel front camera, microSD card support, a 2,000mAh battery and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. The TENAA certification has also revealed some images of this handset and we can see that Samsung will be offering it in gold. It has now passed a big regulatory step that’s required for a launch in China and the fact that it was also certified by the FCC leaves the door open for a potential launch in the United States. Expect the handset to cost around $250 if Samsung isn’t thinking of increasing the price.

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First-generation Galaxy A5 finally gets Marshmallow

Samsung launched the Galaxy A5 nearly two years ago, the handset came with Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box and was later updated to Lollipop. It’s now receiving what’s most certainly going to be the last major Android update it gets. Samsung has started rolling out Android 6.0.1 for the first-generation Galaxy A5.

Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is now rolling out for the Galaxy A5 (SM-A500FU) in several markets across Europe and has even been released in South Africa. It brings everything you would expect from a Marshmallow update as well as the latest Android security patches. Android devices are supported for major updates for two years and the Galaxy A5′s time is up, which means that it’s not going to be eligible for the Android Nougat update when it arrives in the coming weeks. Samsung did refresh the Galaxy A lineup so the Galaxy A5 (2016) is now available should you require a phone that’s eventually going to get Nougat at some point in the future.

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Spigen Galaxy Note 7 cases ready to purchase

It was just a month ago that Olixar NovaShield Galaxy Note 7 cases surfaced online with at least one case shipping to buyers already, but with the Galaxy Note 7 announcement right around the corner, we’re starting to see case manufacturers pick up the pace. Next in line with its Galaxy Note 7 cases is Spigen, and its new cases for the upcoming Galaxy are available for purchase now.

The Spigen Galaxy Note 7 cases shown at the source link below also feature the curved display, which is something that has been made known in picture after picture across the Web at this point and matches the press renders seen yesterday and the leaked GIF from the day before. The prices of Spigen’s new Galaxy Note 7 case lineup range from $15 to $40, with everything from form-fitting to ruggedized.

The Galaxy Note 7 will be announced by Samsung on Tuesday, August 2nd at 11am in New York City, but some international customers are already pre-ordering their handsets (we’re jealous of you, Dubai!). We’ve heard little else about T-Mobile Galaxy Note 7 pre-orders, but at least there’s still the company’s claim that it looks to release the handset the same day the Korean giant takes the stage for the unveil. Unfortunately, Amsterdam customers may have to wait until a full two weeks after the unveil to grab the latest Galaxy flagship.

You can get prepared for the big day by checking out Samsung’s latest teaser. Don’t forget to download these Galaxy Note 7 wallpapers to celebrate the big announcement.

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You’ll never guess which phone won Samsung’s flagship smartphone battery test

Samsung has posted a new video online in which it conducts a battery test on flagship smartphones. The company’s Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge go up against the Huawei P9, Apple iPhone 6s, HTC 10, Sony Xperia X and the LG G5. All devices are said to have been tested on equal terms, the same video is being played over and over again on all handsets. Which phone do you think won the test?

The LG G5 is the first to bow out after 6 hours 31 minutes and 49 seconds followed by the Huawei P9 which lasted 6 hours 51 minutes and 43 seconds. Sony Xperia X lasted 7 hours 15 minutes and 35 seconds while the HTC 10 kept fighting for 8 hours and 3 seconds. The iPhone was next to throw in the towel after 8 hours 13 minutes and 57 seconds. Unsurprisingly, it’s Samsung’s flagship smartphones that beat all of its competitors. The Galaxy S7 edge lasted for 10 hours 30 minutes and 14 seconds while the Galaxy S7 nearly made it a full 11 hours – it died after 10 hours 59 minutes and 11 seconds.

There’s no doubt about the fact that the Galaxy S7′s 3,000mAh battery and the Galaxy S7 edge’s 3,600mAh battery is more than capable of keeping up with users’ rigorous demands but the test isn’t really indicative of real world usage. It doesn’t take in a lot of factors like individual users’ screen brightness preferences or how much time they spend on call or online streaming videos. Your mileage is bound to vary if you stream a lot of videos on your Galaxy S7 edge while your friend with an iPhone 6s only uses the handset for emails and text messages. Nevertheless, you can get the point Samsung is trying to make here, which is simply: Buy the Galaxy S7.

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Galaxy On5 (2016) clears the FCC

We reported about a month ago that Samsung had the Galaxy On5 (2016) in the pipeline and that the budget handset could be released in the coming months. Data from Import tracker Zauba showed that Samsung had imported several units of the SM-G5700 into India for testing, evaluation and R&D. The Galaxy On5 bears model number SM-G550 which makes it very likely that the SM-G5700 is the Galaxy On5 (2016). The handset is now closer to seeing the light of day as it has received the necessary FCC certification.

Rumored specifications of the Galaxy On5 (2016) include a 5-inch display, 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos 7570 processor with 2GB RAM and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. Samsung is yet to confirm when the Galaxy On5 (2016) is going to be released but considering the fact that the existing Galaxy On5 arrived in October last year it may not take more than a couple of months for its successor to hit the market. Whether or not Samsung will charge the same price for the new On5 handset remains to be seen.

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Verizon launches the Samsung Gear Fit 2 wearable fitness tracker

Samsung unveiled its latest fitness tracking wearable device about two months go. The Gear Fit 2 was immediately available for pre-order in the United States and now customers have another way of purchasing this wearable device. Verizon has launched the Samsung Gear Fit 2 with small and large band size options, it can be purchased from the carrier’s retail stores across the US as well as online through its website for $179.99.

The Gear Fit 2 is a pretty robust fitness tracking wearable device. It has a 1.5-inch curved Super AMOLED display, a 1GHz dual-core Exynos 3250 processor with 512MB RAM, 4GB storage and a 200mAh battery. A heart-rate monitor, gyroscope, barometer, accelerometer are also onboard alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2. The built-in GPS enables users to map their runs without needing to carry a phone. It even functions as a standalone music player allowing users to store up to 500 songs which they can playback using a Bluetooth headset. Samsung Gear Fit 2 is compatible with any Android smartphone running version 4.4 or higher.

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Apple implores Supreme Court to rule against Samsung’s appeal

It was decided by the Supreme Court of the United States that it will hear Samsung’s appeal against damages awarded to Apple in a patent infringement lawsuit. Two weeks ago it officially confirmed that the hearing date for this review has been set on October 11. The question before the Supreme Court is this: Were the penalties awarded to Apple in a California federal court case which found Samsung guilty of infringing on Apple’s design patents excessive? Samsung contends that damages in patent lawsuits concerning complex devices like smartphones should only be based on patented components and not on total profits from sales of devices that have those infringing components.

In a legal brief filed with the court, Apple claims that Samsung has not provided enough evidence to support its claim that design patent damages should only be based on patented components and not on total profits from sales of infringing devices. Apple argues that there is no need for the Supreme Court to send this case back to the lower court for further proceedings as Congress is clear on issues related to design patent damages so the apex court shouldn’t allow Samsung to make additional arguments. Samsung has not yet commented on this latest development, but the company has previously said that a ruling made in favor of Apple is going to negatively effect the economy and hurt innovation.

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Samsung releases some cool 360° videos captured with the Gear 360 camera

Samsung unveiled its Gear 360 camera earlier this year. The device enables the average user to easily create 360° VR experiences without having to spend too much money on equipment. It’s a great and easy way to create immersive content and Samsung really wants you to know that which is why it has released three cool 360° videos which showcase the capabilities of the Gear 360 camera.

The first one shows us a group of skydivers who jump out of the plane and make their way to the beautiful land of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The 360° video enables us to feel like a part of that group even as we scroll around the video manually, you can watch it using the Gear VR to get a proper immersive experience. The second video showcases a paramotor ride in Rio de Janeiro and gives us a great close look at the city’s iconic Christ the Redeemer statue. The third and final video is a timelapse of South Korea which highlights the beauty of Samsung’s home country. The Gear 360 is still hard to come by in some markets but Samsung promises wider availability later this year.

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Why is Samsung spending $10 billion to buyback its own shares?

Samsung announced a share buyback program worth $9.9 billion last year. It said that the program will be implemented in stages and would be completed in one year, it will be cancelling all shares purchased in the buyback. It has completed three phases and repurchased 5.63 million common and 2.09 million preferred shares all of which have been cancelled. Samsung has now embarked on the fourth and final phase of the share buyback program which will see the company repurchasing and cancelling 990,000 common shares and 230,000 preferred shares.

Buyback programs are just some of the ways public companies can return money to shareholders. The company essentially pays them cash to purchase their equity, it can either keep the repurchased shares as treasury stock which can be reissued in the future or awarded to employees, or the company can choose to retire those shares and they will cease to have any financial value. Samsung is doing the latter.

Earnings Per Share or EPS is one of the most common ways of valuing a profitable company. It’s a measure of the company’s profit allocated to each outstanding share. One of the ways to increase EPS even when earnings are flat is to reduce the number of outstanding shares and one of the ways to do that is to buyback shares and retire them. When EPS increases investors normally take it as a sign that a stock in undervalued and is ripe for increase. This results in an increase in demand which drives up price and thus the company’s outstanding stock becomes more valuable. No wonder Samsung’s shares rised sharply when it announced the buyback program last year. Since Samsung will be buying back the shares with excess cash it sends a signal to the market that it doesn’t have cash flow problems.

Samsung’s stock was struggling last year and the company lost billions in market value but things have improved since then. Just two weeks ago the company’s stock price surged to a new record high and investor sentiment remains bullish on the company, but that’s not all because of the buyback, Samsung’s impressive performance in the previous quarter is also a major contributor. With this $10 billion exercise Samsung is aiming to revive investor confidence in the company and the plan appears to be working for now.

Disclaimer: This is not a call on Samsung stock and should not be taken as one, it is merely a commentary on its buyback program.

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Press renders of the Galaxy Note 7 and the new Gear VR leaked

There’s no stopping Galaxy Note 7 leaks. Even though we’re only a couple of days away from the official announcement the leaks just keep coming in. The official press renders of the Galaxy Note 7 and the new Gear VR headset have now been leaked online. We saw a blurry photo of the new Gear VR just yesterday but this render is crisp and clear so we get a really good look at the upcoming virtual reality headset.

As previously reported, the big difference between the existing Gear VR Consumer Edition and the new Gear VR is the color, aside from the USB Type-C port. The new headset is all black yet it retails the design of its predecessor. It doesn’t appear to have been changed in any major way but Samsung will have made some tweaks under the hood. The accompanying report mentions that the new Gear VR measures 207mm x 122mm x 98.5mm and that it offers 110° field of view as opposed to its predecessor’s 96°. Despite having a USB Type-C port the new headset remains compatible with the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S6 series. I don’t really need to explain the Galaxy Note 7 renders because they’ve been leaked so many times that you are all quite familiar with Samsung’s upcoming flagship handset by now. The report claims that the new Gear VR will be available next month while the Galaxy Note 7 will be released in France in early September. Another report today claimed that the Galaxy Note 7 will be released in Amsterdam on August 16.

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Galaxy Note 7 release date in Amsterdam said to be August 16

Samsung is going to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2. Previous reports have suggested that the company might release the handset on the very same day. A new report has surfaced which claims that the Galaxy Note 7 release date in Amsterdam is August 16 which means that the handset will be launched there a full two weeks after it’s unveiled in New York City.

Even though the report only mentions August 16 as the release date for this handset in Amsterdam, there is a possibility that the Galaxy Note 7 might be released on this very day across much of Europe. As far as the U.S. release is concerned it’s still believed that the handset could be released on August 2. T-Mobile is one of the carriers that’s expected to start taking pre-orders from next week while pre-orders in Dubai have already begun. From the looks of it, Samsung might release the Galaxy Note 7 in a handful of markets on August 2 and will make others wait until August 16. None of this has been officially confirmed as of now so take it with a grain of salt.

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Leaked video offers a glimpse of the new Samsung Z2 Tizen smartphone

We have known for a few months now that Samsung is working on a new Tizen-powered handset called the Samsung Z2. Just yesterday the user manual of this handset leaked online and gave us some clues about its design. It was also reported yesterday that the Samsung Z2 will be launched in markets across Africa and Southeast Asia as well. A video has been leaked online which offers us a glimpse of the Samsung Z2 in action alongside the Samsung Z1 and Samsung Z3.

The short video offers a glimpse at the Samsung Z2 as it’s lined up with the Samsung Z1 and Samsung Z3. A unity game is launched on each handset and checked for functionality, that’s about it. The video doesn’t reveal too much about the design itself or the specifications for that matter. Previous rumors suggest that the Samsung Z2 model number SM-Z200F is going to have a 4-inch display and at least 1GB RAM. It may also be the first Tizen smartphone from Samsung to be compatible with 4G. Samsung has not yet confirmed when it’s going to launch its new Tizen smartphone.

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Samsung files for ‘Gear S3 Frontier’ trademark in Korea

We exclusively reported yesterday that Samsung’s next-generation smartwatch is going to be round and that it’s going to be unveiled in September. The Gear S3 is going to have a rotary bezel just like the Gear S2 and Samsung will announce it at IFA in Berlin this September. The company has now filed a trademark for “Gear S3 Frontier” in South Korea, the significance of the word “Frontier” is unknown at this time.

The trademark does deal with a wearable device as the details mentioned under the Designated Goods section of the application include “Smart watches,” “Smart watches to make mobile payments,” “Wearable computers,” “computer interfaces, namely, software interfaces with multi health devices to record health conditions,” among other similar descriptions. If these details are anything to go by, the Gear S3 might offer improved health and fitness tracking features and might even be compatible with Samsung Pay right out of the box. We will continue to hear more about Samsung’s next smartwatch until it’s announced at IFA 2016 and might even see some leaked photos and renders before it’s made official.

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Samsung appears to be testing a new Exynos processor

Import logs often reveal the components that Samsung runs tests on so they are a great source of getting an idea of what we can expect from the company down the line. Latest data from Indian import tracker Zauba shows that Samsung has imported a pair of boards in the country and the Exynos 8895 chipset is on each board. Samsung has not announced this processor yet and it’s not immediately clear which devices it will be powering.

Samsung’s existing high-end processor is the Exynos 8890 which powers the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. Some rumors have suggested that the Galaxy Note 7 could be powered by the Exynos 8893 processor in some markets but there’s no confirmation of that just yet. Technical specifications of the Exynos 8895 are not available at this point in time so any and all improvements made to the chipset remain a mystery right now. It would be too soon to assume that this is the chip that’s destined for the Galaxy S8 which is due to arrive early next year.

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Galaxy Note 7 reportedly ships with ‘Samsung Cloud’ storage service

We spotted a new trademark filing made by Samsung in the European Union about two weeks ago which suggested that the company could soon be launching a new cloud storage service for its smartphones and tablets. The service was named “Samsung Cloud Together” in the trademark filing and electronic storage of data, images, photos, videos, audios and more was mentioned in it. A new report reiterates the finding and claims that the service will simply be called Samsung Cloud and that the Galaxy Note 7 will ship with it.

Think of Samsung Cloud as the company’s iCloud competitor. It will enable users to back up their data to the cloud and access all of it across multiple supported devices. The report also mentions that all Galaxy Note 7 customers will receive 5GB of free Samsung Cloud storage. It’s likely that paid plans might be offered as well to those who require more cloud storage. Samsung’s official event for the Galaxy Note 7 is scheduled for August 2 so expect to hear more about Samsung Cloud at the event.

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Is this the new Samsung Gear VR headset?

We told you about a month ago that Samsung possibly had a new Gear VR headset bearing model number SM-R323 in the pipeline. Given that the Galaxy Note 7 is said to feature a USB Type-C port, Samsung would need to refresh the headset to ensure that it’s compatible with the new flagship handset. We’ve haven’t seen any leaked pictures of the new Gear VR until today, a blurry picture claiming to show the new headset has been leaked online.

The biggest difference that you’ll immediately notice is that the entire headset is black. This obviously doesn’t mean that Samsung won’t offer it in white but it shows that an all-black Gear VR could be a possibility. It more or less appears to be similar to the existing Gear VR consumer edition, the focus wheel is clearly visible on the top. There are no details available right now about the changes made under the hood so we have to wait for that information. However, one can say with at least some degree of certainty that the new Gear VR is going to have a USB Type-C port. Samsung is likely going to announce the new virtual reality headset alongside the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2.

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Leaked GIF shows everything there is to see about the Galaxy Note 7

Renders and photos of the Galaxy Note 7 have leaked so many times now that there’s nothing going to be surprising about this handset’s design when it’s unveiled on August 2. Nevertheless, until the official announcement takes place, we are bound to see more of these leaks and we do have another one from you today.

Marques Brownlee a.k.a MKBHD shot to popularity with his impeccable tech reviews on YouTube. He has posted a GIF of the Galaxy Note 7 on Twitter, it’s actually the first 360 that we’ve seen of the Galaxy Note 7 yet. Aside from the novelty of seeing the handset twirl on our screen, there’s nothing new about the design or the colors, all of this has been seen before. Samsung is going to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2 and chances are that it’s going to release the handset on the same day at least in selected markets across the globe.

https://twitter.com/MKBHD/status/758721316786692097?s=09

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Did you know? You have Samsung to thank for your HTC 10 selfies

I have always had a genuine respect for HTC’s selfie cameras. No, I don’t take selfies all that often, but I know a good selfie camera when I use it. In the limited experience I had with the One M7 and One M8 over the last few years, I gained respect for the saturated, up-close colors that define their cameras. Some think the oversaturation is too much for quality photos, but I am, after all, an AMOLED fan who loves oversaturation and doesn’t mind the same in her photos; I can’t deny it.

Well, I decided after picking up an HTC 10 of my own about 8 weeks ago to take a look at some general information about HTC’s greatest smartphone yet. Yes, I like the IP53 splash resistance, the Super LCD5 display (yes, this is the HTC marketing term for its LCD panel), as well as the chamfered edges (though I’m not crazy about them, as some of my fellow journalists seem to be). Every review and article you’ll read will brag about HTC’s rear-facing camera in the HTC 10, but what about the front-facing camera?

HTC 10 users, you have Samsung to thank for your selfies.

It was confirmed as of February of this year that the HTC 10 would feature a 12MP rear-facing camera bearing an IMX377, 12.3MP Sony sensor with a 2.3mm focal length, but HTC leakster LlabTooFeR had long confirmed that the HTC 10′s selfie camera would contain – get this – a 5MP UltraPixel camera featuring Samsung’s S5K4E6 camera sensor. Interestingly enough, Samsung is using its own selfie camera sensor in the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+ and Galaxy Note 5, as well as the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, as my Verizon USA Galaxy S7 edge bears the same exact front-facing camera sensor. So does the AT&T-exclusive Galaxy S7 Active.

What do we know about this Samsung S5K4E6 camera sensor? We know very little, and Samsung’s own detailed page on the matter doesn’t tell us much (except to say that it’s an Advanced ISOCELL camera sensor that has a decreased pixel size and lower power consumption than the previous-generation camera sensor.

Surprisingly, this isn’t the first time that HTC has used a Samsung camera sensor in its flagship smartphone series, either. Back in 2014, after having used an OmniVision sensor for the front-facing camera in the HTC One M7, the Taiwanese phone maker selected Samsung’s S5K5E2 ISOCELL camera sensor for the front-facing camera in the HTC One M8. Though going back to OmniVision for the front camera sensor in the One M9, HTC has done well to go back to Samsung for its world-leading photography resources with its latest flagship.

HTC’s use of the S5K4E6 camera sensor in the HTC 10 shows that Samsung, who’s long been known for its AMOLED panels, is now making a statement when it comes to camera sensors. Samsung is soon to sell dual camera sensors to Chinese OEMs Xiaomi and LeEco as of this month, and it appears that Samsung’s cameras are gaining a world reputation for their performance in the user experience. It’s fine to compare the two, but Samsung has already put the edge in its own court through its growing reputation for quality cameras.

Of course, selfie cameras, as with rear-facing cameras, are all about what you do with them: camera sensors aren’t enough to accommodate for the responsibility of the manufacturer in the camera software/enhancement experience, and HTC did add OIS to its front camera (which sets it apart from most other selfie smartphone cameras on the market). At the same time, though, Sony has been the undisputed standard in camera tech with its sensor chips for years – and the use of Samsung selfie camera sensors in non-Samsung smartphones testifies to the company’s increasingly-renown reputation in this area.

With Samsung’s RAM, AMOLED displays, and Exynos 7420 processor having been implemented by other smartphone OEMs, it just might be the case in a few years that Samsung’s camera sensors become the industry standard as well.  With Samsung, anything’s possible.

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Samsung and Nestlé team up on Internet of things to develop new digital health platform

Samsung’s Strategy and Innovation Center has announced a new collaboration with Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences to capitalize on the power of Internet of Things technology and nutrition science to provide deeper insights into healthy living. Their work will combine IoT, particularly scientifically validated bio-sensors and advanced multi-modal technology with comprehensive nutritional approach to provide people with “entirely new awareness” into health and wellness. One of the aims is to empower individuals to better manage their health and wellness by giving them contextual recommendations around lifestyle, fitness and nutrition.

“We are delighted to enter this collaboration with a global leader in the field of sensor technologies,” said Nestlé Chief Technology Officer Stefan Catsicas, adding that this collaboration will advance Nestlé’s nutrition, health and wellness strategy. This collaboration is looking to combine Samsung’s vast semiconductor experience and its ARTIK Internet of Things platform with Nestlé’s expertise in nutrition and biomedical science to enable people to take charge of their own health. Samsung Strategy and Innovation Center and Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences are going to work on the development of a new digital health platform which will provide more personal and meaningful insights to users in order to promote healthy living. More details about the platform and the first pilot tests are expected to begin early next year.

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Republic Wireless launches several Samsung handsets including the Galaxy S7 edge

Republic Wireless is best known for offering cheap phone plans and Wi-Fi calling with a limited device lineup but it’s switching gears today with the launch of an all new smartphone lineup that includes nine Android smartphones. Four Samsung handsets are included in this new lineup, they include the Galaxy S6, the Galaxy J3, the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. The new smartphone lineup of this carrier is available for purchase starting today.

Customers can either pay $799 upfront or $48 per month for the Galaxy S7 edge, $699 or $42 per month for the Galaxy S7, $179 or $11 every month for the Galaxy J3 and $548 or as low as $30 a month for the Galaxy S6. Eligibility and rates for device financing will depend on the customer’s creditworthiness, the monthly amounts mentioned here are representative, not precise. Customers who were waiting for Samsung flagships to arrive on Republic Wireless before they considered switching can now pick one up from the carrier’s website.

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Samsung relying on ‘experiential’ marketing to hype its products

Advertising is no longer what it used to be. The emergence of new mediums has challenged creatives to come up with campaigns better suited to these mediums. Online marketing done right can be very lucrative as it offers a greater potential of reaching people far and wide but it’s becoming harder to capitalize on this medium particularly when people are actively blocking ads to improve their online experience. Samsung is aware of this challenge which is why it’s increasingly relying on “experiential” marketing and social media to hype its products, according to Marc Mathieu, chief marketing officer at Samsung Electronics America.

“Marketing used to be about creating a myth and telling it, and now it’s about finding a truth and sharing it,” Mathieu said on the WSJ Media Mix podcast. One of the initiatives that Samsung took was the launch of its massive showroom and event space in New York City earlier this year called Samsung 837. The company describes it as a “technology playground” where potential customers can not only experience its products but also be inspired by them enough to share their experiences on social media. In line with its experiential marketing philosophy, Samsung is leaning on virtual reality to demonstrate its products at various events in a virtual reality environment. Mathieu says that enabling people to experience Samsung’s products in virtual reality makes them very likely to talk about it online and social media. Mathieu further explained Samsung’s marketing strategy on the WSJ Media Mix podcast.

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Galaxy Note 7 ad drops definitive clues straight from the horse’s mouth

The specs of Samsung’s upcoming Note phablet have been published all across the internet, but some folks just want to hear it straight from the horse’s mouth, no more rumors, no more discussion, no more “maybe, maybe not” scenarios.

Well, you won’t get to hear the Galaxy Note 7 specs or features straight from the horse’s mouth, but how about picking up some clues from an ad?

Yep, Samsung has decided to drop some hints and clues as to what the next-generation Galaxy Note will bring to the mobile table, but the Korean giant doesn’t come right out and tell us. Nope, you’ll have to figure out that the new fingerprint sliding and unlock pattern is a new form of fingerprint unlock, that the woman holding a light bulb indicates something of a front-facing flash for the front camera, the sliding of the marker across the pages of a book indicates that there’ll be something of a new highlighting capability integrated within the S Pen, that the phones in water is all about IP68 certification, and that the next number in the sequence (0,1,2,3,4,5, ?) is “No” (the “No” before the “Note”), not what you’d expect.

What makes the Galaxy Note 7 ad wonderful is that it drops clues that are open to discussion. So, take a look at the video below, then let us know what you think.

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Exclusive: Gear S3 has a rotary bezel, will be unveiled at IFA in September

We were the first to exclusively confirm that the Gear S2 smartwatch would have a rotary bezel back in January 2015 and we were proven right when the smartwatch was unveiled later that year in August. There has been a lot of speculation about the Gear S2′s successor but there’s still not a lot to go on right now. We can reveal today that the Gear S3 follows in the footsteps of its predecessor and makes use of a rotary bezel which basically means that Samsung’s next smartwatch is round as well.

Furthermore, we can also reveal that Samsung is going to unveil the Gear S3 smartwatch at IFA. This trade show for consumer electronics takes place in Berlin every year, IFA 2016 will run from September 2-7. Samsung has previously used this stage to launch flagship Galaxy Note handsets but since the upcoming Note will be unveiled on August 2, the Gear S3 just might be one of the major mobile attractions from Samsung at IFA 2016.

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Themes Thursday: Here are the three best Galaxy Themes released this week

Welcome back to Themes Thursday! Samsung has released a whopping 132 themes this week in its Theme Store, but it’s a shame that we’ve been able to like only three of them.

The [Kendi] Mountex and the [Kendi] Vox UI themes are designed pretty well, and they showcase Google’s Material UI design ideology. The Rose theme inspires calmness and sereneness.

If there’s a theme release this week that you think should’ve been mentioned here, please let us know in the comments section below.

[Kendi] Mountex

[Kendi] Vox UI

Rose

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Samsung is planning to launch Tizen smartphones in South Africa

After Samsung’s mild success with the Samsung Z1 in India and Bangladesh, it is planning to launch Tizen smartphones in another developing nation, South Africa. First of these Tizen smartphones in the Samsung Z2, which will be the first Tizen device with support for 4G LTE.

According to a report from ETNews, the Samsung Z2 will be launched in October in South Africa, and in other countries including India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Kenya, and Nigeria by the end of this year. This will be Tizen’s entry into the African market. The Z2 will be the first Tizen smartphone to support remote assistance feature.

Countries like Kenya and Nigeria are building their 4G infrastructures, and it’s a good time for Samsung to grow the Tizen ecosystem there. According to some industry insiders, Samsung also wants to use these markets as testbeds for its Tizen-based IoT infrastructure, which will help it expand its IoT solutions to European and American markets.

The Samsung Z2 will come with a remote assistance feature where owners can get live help from the company’s call centers. It is also expected to feature an AMOLED display, 1GB of RAM, and the S Bike Mode, which automatically responds to messages and calls while the user is driving.

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Galaxy Folder 2 receives Bluetooth certification

We’ve known for a while now that Samsung is working on a new Android-powered clamshell smartphone called the Galaxy Folder 2. We first caught wind of the device when components to build the unit were spotted in an import listing two months ago, then four weeks later a batch of prototypes were sent to India for testing and evaluation purposes. Now, however, it would appear that the handset is one step closer to seeing the light of day as it has just received Bluetooth certification bearing the model number SM-G1600.

Unfortunately, we don’t have much to go on with regards to specifications. A recent FCC filing revealed that the Galaxy Folder 2 will sport a 2,000mAh battery, but that’s all we know for sure. Speculation suggests that the device will also pack a 3.8-inch touchscreen, a 1.4GHz Qualcomm processor, 2GB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage (expandable up to 200GB via microSD), an 8MP rear-facing camera and a 5MP selfie shooter. It’s also expected to run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow skinned with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI straight out of the box.

Are you interested in picking up the Galaxy Folder 2 when it hits the shelves? Be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Unannounced Samsung tablet spotted in new FCC filing

Earlier today, an unannounced Samsung-branded tablet passed through the United States of America’s official certification authority, the FCC. Unfortunately, the documentation provided in the listing doesn’t reveal much about the slate, other than that it carries the model number SM-P585, and will ship with a plethora of different connectivity options, including WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.2 LE, GPS and LTE compatibility for bands 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 20 and 40.

The render that accompanied the written information in the application also suggests that the SM-P585 will sport an S Pen, which immediately leads us to believe that we’re looking a new model in the Galaxy Note series. In addition, the size of the device in the sketch doesn’t appear to be more than 8-inches, indicating that this is, in fact, a successor to the Galaxy Note 8.0 that launched back in February 2013 and not the next generation Galaxy Note 10.1.

Hit the source link below to view the FCC filing.

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This is how Samsung will rule the smartphone market in the second half of 2016

As expected, Samsung has exhibited robust performance in the second quarter of this year with the handset business being the clear winner. The earnings release sent out today shows that the mobile division’s operating profit surged by 57 percent in the second quarter mostly because the Galaxy S7 series has proven to be a massive hit. Market data showed that it shipped more than 80 million handsets in Q2 to remain the world’s largest smartphone vendor. Samsung certainly wants to keep this momentum going and it has detailed in its earnings release just how it’s going to go about that.

The company does mention in the earnings release that the handset division’s fortunes improved quarter-over-quarter due to strong sales of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge. It improved its overall product mix by raising sales proportion of the Galaxy S7 edge to over 50 percent. The company also attributed growth in the second quarter to maintaining profitability of mid to low-end models like the Galaxy A and J series. Samsung forecasts demand for smartphones to increase in the second half of this year but recognizes that market competition is going to get tougher as other companies come out with new devices. The upcoming iPhone is expected to arrive in September and it will directly compete with Samsung’s flagship handsets. Despite the threat of increased competition, Samsung is going to focus on increasing earnings year-over-year by strengthening its high-end lineup and maintaining robust profitability of mid to low-end devices.

Samsung says that the release of the Galaxy Note 7 is going to help maintain solid sales of high-end smartphones in the third quarter of this year. It will certainly be aided by the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge that will remain their flagship status until the Galaxy S8 comes out early next year. Samsung will also be focusing on expanding smartphone sales including its new Galaxy A and J series as well as the China-specific Galaxy C series. The company is also going to focus on increasing sales during the strong holiday season later this year with the launch of a new model but it also expects marketing expenditure to increase during that time.

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Samsung shipped 80 million handsets to remain world’s largest smartphone vendor in Q2 2016

Samsung revealed its Q2 2016 earnings today which show that this has been the company’s best quarter in over two years primarily because the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge have performed exceptionally well. While Samsung hasn’t broken down handset sales by number in its earnings release, data from research firm Canalys shows that the company shipping nearly 80 million handsets in this quarter and thus retained its position as the largest smartphone vendor in the world.

Apple came in second place as usual with 40 million units shipped in Q2 2016, however, the company saw its second straight annual decline in shipments. The Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge have done wonders for Samsung’s mobile business enabling its operating profit to surge by 57 percent. Samsung says in its earnings release that it expects the solid performance of its handset business to continue in the second half of this year even as it forecasts a significant increase in marketing expenses as it gears up to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 on August 2.

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Samsung’s Q2 earnings show just how big of a hit the Galaxy S7 series has been

Samsung is most certainly enjoying the fruits of its labor with the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. The company announced its earnings for the second quarter ended June 30 2016 today. Revenue touched KRW 50.94 trillion ($45 billion) in the quarter which is an increase of KRW 2.40 trillion year-over-year. As expected, the company’s operating profit for the quarter hit KRW 8.14 trillion ($7.17 billion) registering a growth of KRW 1.24 trillion year-over-year. This is actually the highest operating profit of any quarter since the first quarter of 2014.

Samsung’s IT & Mobile Communications (IM) Division was a clear winner in this quarter. It saw its operating profit jump 57 percent to KRW 4.32 trillion while operating margin for the handset business jumped to 16.3 percent which is now at the highest it has been in two years. The company itself says that this substantial improvement in earnings is led by sales of the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge while a streamlined mid to low-end lineup also contributed to the improved profitability.

The component business did come under pressure this quarter. Overall earnings declined 28 percent year-over-year primarily due to the fall in average selling price of display panels and chips. The company did note that demand for mobile semiconductors and SSD increased during the quarter.

Samsung expects its solid performance to continue in the second half of 2016 primarily driven by an earnings increase in the component business due to sales growth in high value-added products as well as stable demand and supply conditions. The mobile division forecasts that its marketing expenditure will increase over the coming months. Samsung expects the component business to maintain good performance as demand and supply conditions for memory chips and LCD panels improve.

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AT&T Wi-Fi calling for Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge arrives at last

The second largest mobile carrier in the United States has finally released Wi-Fi calling for two of the best Android smartphones money can buy. AT&T Wi-Fi calling for Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge arrives a few months after this feature was first launched by the carrier with the LG G4. Wi-Fi calling was later rolled out for the Galaxy S6 Active and the LG K10. Now the carrier has finally released it for the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge.

Software version MMB29M.G930AUCU2APG1 and MMB29M.G935AUCU2APG1 is now being rolled out for the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge respectively by AT&T. The update also includes the latest security patches as well as tweaks for some existing features. It comes in at around 600MB so you’re definitely going to need a strong Wi-Fi connection to download this update that’s finally going to add Wi-Fi calling to your flagship handset on AT&T.

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Wallpaper Wednesday: Games

Welcome to the latest edition of Wallpaper Wednesday. This week we’re focusing our attention on eight great game-inspired backgrounds. All images are available in a FHD resolution, which is a perfect fit for the Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy Note 5 and other flagships, but they can, of course, be used on different smartphones, too.

If any of the following images float your boat and you want to download and set one as your wallpaper, simply tap on a photo to maximise it, then click and hold to save it. Once the picture is stored locally, open up Settings, locate and select Wallpaper, then just tap the newly-saved image to set it as your background.

Alternatively, you can download a ZIP file containing all of this week’s backdrops by hitting the Download button at the very bottom of this post.

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Just Cause 3

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Mortal Kombat X

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Rise of the Tomb Raider

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Star Wars: Battlefront

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Street Fighter V

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Syndicate

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The Last of Us

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

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Note: We’ve tried our best to identify the creators of all of the wallpapers featured in this week’s column. However, the images appear to lack copyright information, artist signatures or any real trace of origin. If you created a wallpaper we’ve posted and would like credit, or would rather we remove the image, kindly contact us.

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Samsung shares a video detailing how its new Turbo Speed Technology (TST) works

On Monday, Samsung unveiled the latest smartphone in its Galaxy J lineup, the Galaxy J2 Pro. The handset was developed with the intention of succeeding in the areas where the Galaxy J2 (2016) didn’t hit the mark. To do this, the firm bundled an extra 0.5GB of RAM on the device and doubled the amount internal storage. It also integrated its new Turbo Speed Technology (TST) RAM management engine, which it claims is capable of loading “ applications up to 40 percent faster than a unit with double the RAM capacity.” Unfortunately, at the time of announcement, it was unclear how the utility functioned, but the company has taken to its YouTube channel to share a short video detailing what goes on when TST is running behind the scenes.

Check it out below:

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Samsung releases HDR+ update for 2016 SUHD TVs

Samsung today announced that it’s releasing an HDR+ firmware update for all 2016 SUHD TVs. According to Samsung, this firmware update has been designed to enhance High Dynamic Range quality to its highest picture quality capacity even if the content source isn’t in HDR format. Samsung’s 2016 SUHD TVs already have support for HDR, the technology that makes bright areas of the screen pop even more, expands the range of the contrast ratio and enables the TV to display new colors.

One major benefit of HDR+ is its ability to upgrade Standard Dynamic Rage (SDR) content to HDR-like picture quality which enables viewers to watch their favorite content in the highest picture quality possible. HDR+ further improves HDR native content by uncovering previously hidden images from darker content scenes as it supplements the level of brightness to bring up objects hidden in darker shadows. In bright content scenes, HDR+ increases the level of contrast ratio to make objects stand out from the background while also depicting more image details on the screen for an overall improved viewing experience.

The Expert Mode enables viewers to customize HDR effects to suit their preferences, they can calibrate contrast ratio, brightness and gradation to the finest degree. These settings are present in the “Picture – Special viewing” mode options, from where HDR+ can be activated. The HDR+ firmware upgrade is meant for all 2016 SHUD TVs, Samsung says it will be available for the HDR-compatible 2016 UHD TVs models by September this year.

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Samsung expanding R&D center in Austin to bring in more tech talent

Samsung is in the process of expanding its research and development center in Austin, Texas to bring in more tech talent for its future growth areas which include artificial intelligence and self-driving cars. The research and development center in Austin currently handles system large-scale integration for the company’s premium handsets, it said last week that its relocating to a new larger 112,000 square-foot space in northeast Austin.

“Our new office space is twice as large as our current space and offers a more efficient, innovative layout,” said Keith Hawkins, vice president, Samsung Austin R&D Center, adding that the company hopes its new state-of-the-art location will “inspire, support and attract even more great talent.” The relocation process is expected to be completed by the end of this year. Analysts are of the view that Samsung’s expansion of the R&D center in Austin really will help the company to bring in more talent people as it looks to new avenues of growth.

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Rogers latest update brings Wi-Fi Calling to the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge

Canada’s largest wireless carrier, Rogers, has today started distributing a rather nifty update for its carrier-branded variants of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge. The upgrade, which weighs in at approximately 260MB, bundles support for Android’s integrated Wi-Fi Calling functionality, in addition to a host of miscellaneous big fixes, stability improvements, and speed optimizations.

For those unaware of Wi-Fi Calling, it’s an extremely useful feature that was first baked into Android 5.1 Lollipop back in November 2015. When a smartphone has poor cellular reception and a voice call is placed, it automatically uses a nearby Wi-Fi network to improve the quality of the call without dipping into a customer’s data pool, so the minutes are still subtracted from their allocated monthly limit.

If you own a Rogers-branded Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, reside in Canada and would like to install the update, simply head into Settings » About Device, then tap the Download Updates Manually button. Alternatively, you can wait until you receive a push notification prompting you to download and install the update from Samsung’s servers, but you’ll only receive this alert if you have at least 50% of battery.

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Set of 2 Samsung earphones available for 71 percent off via SamMobile Shop

You can pick up a set of two pairs of Samsung’s comfortable and robust EG920 earphones for 71 percent off via the SamMobile Shop. The EG920 earphones are ultra lightweight, compact and made from high-quality materials. They also feature a built-in microphone so you can use them to take calls as well. The tangle-resistant cable makes it very easy to carry them around in the pocket. This set of two EG920 earphones pair normally costs $34.99 but you can buy them from SamMobile Shop for $9.99. Shipping is limited to the U.S.

Also available with a big discount is the MicFlip fully reversible microUSB cable. It’s the first of its kind, the cable makes it very easy to plug-in your phone as it features both fully reversible microUSB and USB-A plugs. The strong Nylon braided cable eliminates the hassle of having to untangle the cable. The MicFlip fully reversible microUSB cable can be purchased from SamMobile Shop for $13.99, that’s a 44 percent discount over the usual price. It ships globally.

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Samsung Display reportedly stops producing transparent OLEDs

Samsung unveiled the industry’s first transparent OLED display last year, it was a proof of concept from Samsung which demonstrated how these advanced commercial OLED displays could be used in retail environments. It initially said that the transparent OLEDs will start shipping in Q2 and earlier this year the company announced that its first customer for this product was a hair salon in Seoul. Samsung has said that it would ship the 55-inch transparent OLED displays to other customers in Q3 2016 but now a new report suggests that Samsung may have stopped producing its transparent OLEDs.

The report claims that Samsung has decided not to continue with production of transparent OLED displays because there’s just isn’t enough demand to justify the investment. Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed this yet but it’s not that hard to understand why the company might not want to continue making a product that it can’t manufacture at an attractive price due to high production costs and low yields.

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Olixar’s Ultra-Thin case for the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is already shipping

Samsung is yet to unveil its next Galaxy Note device, but accessories intended for the Galaxy Note 7 have already started showing up on various online retailers. After the device went up for pre-order in Dubai, Olixar’s Ultra-Thin case for the Galaxy Note 7 has started shipping.

The Olixar Ultra-Thin case for the Galaxy Note 7 is now available for purchase through MobileFun in the UK and the US. Priced at $9.99 in the US, the case offers protection without adding a lot of bulk to the Galaxy Note 7. Since it’s a clear view case, the design of the Galaxy Note 7 is completely visible.

The Galaxy Note 7 will be unveiled by Samsung on August 2, and it is expected to feature a 5.7-inch curved Super AMOLED display, an Exynos 8890 processor, 4GB or 6GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage space, a 12-megapixel primary camera with 4K video recording, a 5-megapixel secondary camera, an iris scanner along with a fingerprint scanner, and a 3,500 mAh battery.

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Samsung launches Evo Plus 256GB microSD cards in India

Samsung has launched the 256GB storage variant of its Evo Plus microSD card in India. Priced at INR 11,999, the microSD card slot utilizes the South Korean electronics giant’s advanced V-NAND technology to offer read speeds of up to 95MB/s and write speeds of up to 90MB/s. It is currently available in the country through Flipkart, and comes with a 10-year warranty.

The Evo Plus microSD card can be used to store high-resolution photography, 4K video recording, and VR gaming on smartphones, tablets, and computers. Not only does it offer high storage space, but it is also extremely reliable as it water, extreme temperature (-40 °F – 185 °F), X-ray, and magnet resistant. It will soon be available through all major online and offline retailers across the country

Sukesh Jain, Vice President at Samsung India Electronics, said, “As more and more Indian consumers use high-performance, high-capacity mobile devices, our new, V-NAND-based 256GB microSD card solution allows us to deliver the memory card consumers have been craving. Our EVO Plus 256GB microSD card, will set benchmarks in the memory card business by providing consumers with large capacity, and high read and write speeds . We are excited to offer our customers convenient and seamless multimedia experiences when they access, store and share all of the content they create and capture.“

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7-26-2016 Firmware Updates: Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy Grand Prime, Galaxy J1, 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
Afghanistan(AFG)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Afghanistan(AFG)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Afghanistan(AFG)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Afghanistan(AFG)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Albania (Vodafone)(AVF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Algeria(TMC)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Argentina(ARO)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910UXXU2COJ2
Argentina(ARO)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910UXXS2CPF1
Argentina(ARO)	SM-J710MN	Galaxy J7 ⑥	6.0.1	J710MNUBU1APG1
Argentina(ARO)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Argentina (Movistar)(UFN)	SM-G355M	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355MUBU0AOI4
Argentina (Movistar)(UFN)	SM-J111M		5.1.1	J111MUBU0APE2
Argentina (Personal)(PSN)	SM-A300M	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300MUBU1BPB1
Argentina (Personal)(PSN)	SM-G360M	GALAXY CORE LTE Prime	5.0.2	G360MUBU1BPB2
Argentina (Personal)(PSN)	SM-G360M	GALAXY CORE LTE Prime	5.0.2	G360MUBS1BPE1
Australia (Optus)(OPS)	GT-S7275R	GALAXY ACE 3	4.2.2	S7275RXXUAOC2
Australia (Vodafone)(VAU)	SM-N915G	GALAXY Note Edge	5.1.1	N915GXXU1COL3
Austria (3 Hutchison)(DRE)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910FXXS1DPE7
Austria (A1)(MOB)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF7
Austria (A1)(MOB)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF7
Austria (T-Mobile)(MAX)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Austria (T-Mobile)(MAX)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Austria (T-Mobile)(MAX)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Austria (T-Mobile)(MAX)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGE
Austria (Telering)(TRG)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGE
Austria (Telering)(TRG)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Austria (Telering)(TRG)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Austria (Telering)(TRG)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BOI2
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BPF1
Bangladesh(BNG)	SM-A300H	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300HXXU1BPF2
Bangladesh(BNG)	SM-A300H	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300HXXU1BOK6
Bangladesh(BNG)	SM-G313HZ	GALAXY V	4.4.2	G313HZDDU0AOD1
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Bosnia and Herzegovina(ERO)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Bosnia and Herzegovina(ERO)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXS1BPE1
Brazil (Claro)(ZTA)	SM-J105M		5.1.1	J105MUBU0APF3
Brazil (TIM)(ZTM)	SM-G925I	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925IDVU3EPE5
Brazil (TIM)(ZTM)	SM-J200M	Galaxy J2	5.1.1	J200MUBU1APF2
Brazil (TIM)(ZTM)	SM-G920I	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920IDVU3EPE5
Bulgaria(GBL)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXS1BPE1
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPDP
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Bulgaria(GBL)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGA
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Bulgaria (VVT)(VVT)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Bulgaria (VVT)(VVT)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXS1BPE1
Cambodia(CAM)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Cambodia(CAM)	SM-G360H	GALAXY CORE Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0APF4
Cambodia(CAM)	SM-G360H	GALAXY CORE Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0APA3
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900W8VLU1DPD3
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLU1BPG4
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLU1BPG4
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900W8VLU1DPD3
Canada (SaskTel)(BWA)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU1APG1
Canada (SaskTel)(BWA)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU1APG1
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU1APG1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCU1BPE4
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510FXXS2BPG5
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BPG1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU1APG1
Chile (Entel PCS)(CHE)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOB3
China (China Unicom)(CHU)	SM-N9106W	GALAXY Note4	5.0.1	N9106WZNS1BPG1
Colombia(COL)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500MUBU1APC2
Colombia (Comcel)(COM)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500MUBU1APF5
Costa Rica(ICE)	SM-A500Y	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500YDVU1BOL1
Croatia (T-Mobile)(CRO)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Croatia (T-Mobile)(CRO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Croatia (T-Mobile)(CRO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXS1BPE1
Cyprus(CYV)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Cyprus(CYV)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Cyprus(CYV)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Cyprus (Cytamobile Vodafone)(CYO)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Cyprus (Cytamobile Vodafone)(CYO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Cyprus (Cytamobile Vodafone)(CYO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BOI2
Czech Republic (O2C)(O2C)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXS1BPE1
Czech Republic (O2C)(O2C)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Czech Republic (T-Mobile)(TMZ)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Czech Republic (T-Mobile)(TMZ)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGE
Czech Republic (T-Mobile)(TMZ)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Czech Republic (T-Mobile)(TMZ)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Czech Republic (Vodafone)(VDC)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Dominican Republic(CDR)	SM-J111M		5.1.1	J111MUBU0APE2
Egypt(EGY)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Egypt(EGY)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Egypt(EGY)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
France(XEF)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPG2
France(XEF)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Germany(DBT)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Germany (T-Mobile)(DTM)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGE
Germany (T-Mobile)(DTM)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Germany (T-Mobile)(DTM)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Germany (Vodafone)(VD2)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGB
Germany (Vodafone)(VD2)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF6
Germany (Vodafone)(VD2)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF6
Greece(EUR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Greece (Cosmote)(COS)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Greece (Cosmote)(COS)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Greece (Cosmote)(COS)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Greece (Vodafone)(VGR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Greece (Vodafone)(VGR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
Greece (Vodafone)(VGR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Greece (Vodafone)(VGR)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Guatemala(PGU)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBU2BPF1
Guatemala(PGU)	SM-J120M		5.1.1	J120MUBU1APE3
Guatemala(PGU)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910HXXU2COK1
Guatemala (Tigo)(CGU)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	5	G900HXXU1BPA2
Guatemala (Tigo)(CGU)	SM-J200M	Galaxy J2	5.1.1	J200MUBU1APF2
Guatemala (Tigo)(CGU)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500MUBS1APF3
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-A5100		5.1.1	A5100ZHU1APG1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BOI2
Hungary (T-mobile)(TMH)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Hungary (T-mobile)(TMH)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Hungary (T-mobile)(TMH)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Hungary (Telenor)(PAN)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Hungary (Telenor)(PAN)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	5.1.1	A510FXXS2APE2
Hungary (VDH)(VDH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
Hungary (VDH)(VDH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Hungary (VDH)(VDH)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Hungary (VDH)(VDH)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
India(INU)	SM-A700FD	GALAXY A7	5.0.2	A700FDDDU1BPE1
Indonesia(XSE)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Iran(THR)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Iran(THR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Iran(THR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Iran(THR)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Iraq(MID)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Iraq(MID)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Iraq(MID)	SM-J510H		6.0.1	J510HXXU1APG1
Iraq(MID)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Ireland(TSI)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	5.1.1	A510FXXS2APE2
Ireland(TSI)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0APE3
Ireland (Vodafone)(VDI)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Ireland (Vodafone)(VDI)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Ireland (Vodafone)(VDI)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
Ireland (Vodafone)(VDI)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Israel(ILO)	SM-T813		6.0.1	T813XXU1APG3
Italy(ITV)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Italy (H3G)(HUI)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910FXXS1DPE7
Italy (H3G)(HUI)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910FXXS1DPG3
Italy (H3G)(HUI)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APGC
Italy (Vodafone)(OMN)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Italy (Vodafone)(OMN)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGA
Italy (Vodafone)(OMN)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Jamaica(JDI)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500MUBU1APF1
Jamaica(CWW)	SM-J200M	Galaxy J2	5.1.1	J200MUBU1APE2
Jamaica(JDI)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BOK3
Jamaica(JDI)	SM-J111M		5.1.1	J111MUBU0APE2
Jamaica(JDI)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910HXXU2COK1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU1APG1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BPG1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510FXXS2BPG5
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCU1BPE4
Kenya(KEN)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Kenya(AFR)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APGC
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-G150NK	Galaxy Folder	5.1.1	G150NKKKU1APG2
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-J710K	Galaxy J7 ⑥	6.0.1	J710KKKU1APG3
Korea (SK Telecom)(SKC)	SM-G600S		6.0.1	G600SKSU1APF4
Libya(BTC)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Libya(BTC)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Libya(BTC)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Luxembourg(LUX)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Macedonia(VIM)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Macedonia (T-Mobile)(MBM)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGE
Macedonia (T-Mobile)(MBM)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Macedonia (T-Mobile)(MBM)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Macedonia (T-Mobile)(MBM)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Malaysia(XME)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Malaysia(XME)	SM-G360H	GALAXY CORE Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0APA3
Mauritania(MRT)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Mauritius(MRU)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Mauritius(MRU)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Mexico (Movistar)(TMM)	SM-J111M		5.1.1	J111MUBU0APE2
Morocco (MAT)(MAT)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Morocco (MAT)(MAT)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
Morocco (MAT)(MAT)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Morocco (MWD)(MWD)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Morocco (MWD)(MWD)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Morocco (MWD)(MWD)	SM-T585		6.0.1	T585XXU1APEA
Morocco (MWD)(MWD)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Morocco (MWD)(MWD)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Nepal(NPL)	SM-A300H	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300HXXU1BOK6
Nepal(NPL)	SM-G313HZ	GALAXY V	4.4.2	G313HZDBS0APG2
Netherlands (T-Mobile)(TNL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Netherlands (T-Mobile)(TNL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Netherlands (T-Mobile)(TNL)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Netherlands (Vodafone)(VDF)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF6
Netherlands (Vodafone)(VDF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
Netherlands (Vodafone)(VDF)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGB
Netherlands (Vodafone)(VDF)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF6
Netherlands (Vodafone)(VDF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPF2
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	5	G900HXXS1BPC4
Nordic countries(NEE)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU1APG1
Open Austria(ATO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Open Austria(ATO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Open Austria(ATO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Pakistan (PAK)(PAK)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Pakistan (PAK)(PAK)	GT-I9060I	GALAXY GRAND Neo Plus	4.4.4	I9060IXXU0AOJ1
Pakistan (PAK)(PAK)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Pakistan (PAK)(PAK)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Panama(TPA)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCS1BPE5
Panama(TPA)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Panama(TPA)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPF4
Panama(TPA)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXS2BPE1
Panama (Claro)(CPA)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXS2BPE4
Panama (Claro)(CPA)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BOK3
Panama (Claro)(CPA)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910UXXU2COJ2
Panama (Claro)(CPA)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910UXXS2CPF1
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BOK3
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXS2BPE4
Paraguay (Personal)(PSP)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910HXXU2COK1
Paraguay (Personal)(PSP)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910HXXS2CPF1
Paraguay (Tigo)(TGP)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BOK3
Paraguay (Tigo)(TGP)	SM-A300M	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300MUBU1BOK1
Paraguay (Tigo)(TGP)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500MUBS1APF3
Philippines (Globe)(GLB)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Philippines (Open Line)(XTC)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Philippines (Smart)(SMA)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Philippines (Sun Cellular)(XTE)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Poland(XEO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Poland(XEO)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Poland(XEO)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Poland(XEO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Poland (PLUS)(PLS)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0AOI1
Poland (PLUS)(PLS)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0APE3
Poland (PLUS)(PLS)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1APEQ
Poland (T-mobile)(TPL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Poland (T-mobile)(TPL)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Poland (T-mobile)(TPL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Poland (T-mobile)(TPL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGE
Portugal (TPH)(TPH)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Portugal (TPH)(TPH)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPG2
Portugal (Vodafone)(TCL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
Portugal (Vodafone)(TCL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Portugal (Vodafone)(TCL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Portugal (Vodafone)(TCL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Romania(ROM)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Romania(ROM)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Romania(ROM)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
Romania (Cosmote)(COA)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Romania (Cosmote)(COA)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Romania (Cosmote)(COA)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Romania (Vodafone)(CNX)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Romania (Vodafone)(CNX)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Romania (Vodafone)(CNX)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Russia(SER)	SM-T677	GALAXY View	5.1.1	T677XXU1APG1
Russia(SER)	SM-A700FD	GALAXY A7	6.0.1	A700FDXXU1CPGA
Russia(SER)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCU1BPE4
Russia(SER)	SM-A700FD	GALAXY A7	6.0.1	A700FDXXU1CPF4
Russia(SER)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510FXXS2BPG5
Russia(SER)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T555XXU1BPE2
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	5	G900HXXS1BPC4
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Saudi Arabia(KSA)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Saudi Arabia(KSA)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPF2
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
Saudi Arabia(KSA)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
Saudi Arabia (STC)(XFU)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Saudi Arabia (STC)(XFU)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Saudi Arabia (STC)(XFU)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Singapore(XSP)	SM-G928I	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928IDVU2BPF3
Singapore(MM1)	SM-G928I	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928IDVU2BPF3
Singapore (SingTel)(SIN)	SM-G928I	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928IDVU2BPF3
Singapore (StarHub)(STH)	SM-G928I	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928IDVU2BPF3
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Slovakia(TMS)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Slovakia(TMS)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Slovakia(TMS)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BOI2
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
Slovenia (Si.mobil)(SIM)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Slovenia (Si.mobil)(SIM)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Slovenia (Si.mobil)(SIM)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
South Africa(XFA)	SM-G318H	SM-G318H	4.4.4	G318HJVU0APA2
South Africa(XFE)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
South Africa(XFE)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
South Africa(XFE)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
South Africa(XFE)	GT-I9060I	GALAXY GRAND Neo Plus	4.4.4	I9060IXXU0AOJ1
South Africa(XFE)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
South Africa (Vodafone)(XFV)	SM-G318H	SM-G318H	4.4.4	G318HJVU0APA2
South Africa (Vodafone)(XFV)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910FXXS1DPE7
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG2
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G530FZ	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530FZXXU1BOI2
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-T719		6.0.1	T719XXU1APF6
Spain(PHE)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0AOI1
Spain(PHE)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0APE3
Spain(PHE)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPEU
Spain (Vodafone)(ATL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Spain (Vodafone)(ATL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Sweden (Tre)(HTS)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APGC
Switzerland(AUT)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXXU0APE3
Switzerland(AUT)	SM-A300FU	GALAXY A3	5.0.2	A300FUXXU1BOJ5
Switzerland (Swisscom)(SWC)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
Switzerland (Swisscom)(SWC)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
Thailand(THL)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Thailand(THL)	SM-G360H	GALAXY CORE Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0APA3
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Trinidad and Tobago(EON)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Trinidad and Tobago(EON)	SM-A500M	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500MUBU1BPB2
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCS1BPE5
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXS2BPE1
Trinidad and Tobago(EON)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPF4
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T555XXU1BPE2
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPG4
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510FXXS2BPG5
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCU1BPE4
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BPG1
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	5.0.2	T555XXU1AOJ1
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-T560	Galaxy Tab E	4.4.4	T560XXU0AOK1
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	GT-I9060I	GALAXY GRAND Neo Plus	4.4.4	I9060IXXU0AOJ1
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-G355H	GALAXY CORE2	4.4.2	G355HXXU0AOK2
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
United Kingdom(BTU)	SM-J100H	Galaxy J1	4.4.4	J100HXCU0AOI1
United Kingdom(BTU)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF1
United Kingdom(BTU)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPG2
United Kingdom (EE) (EVR)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
United Kingdom (Vodafone)(VOD)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPG2
United Kingdom (Vodafone)(VOD)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF5
United Kingdom (Vodafone)(VOD)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF5
United Kingdom (Vodafone)(VOD)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPF3
Unknown(CHX)	SM-J111M		5.1.1	J111MUBU0APE2
Unknown(DPL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(TTR)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Unknown(DHR)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Unknown(ANP)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	5.1.1	A510FXXS2APE2
Unknown(CHX)	SM-J200M	Galaxy J2	5.1.1	J200MUBU1APE2
Unknown(DDE)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(TTR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS4DPGE
Unknown(XID)	SM-A500F	GALAXY A5	5.0.2	A500FXXU1BOJ5
Unknown(DNL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(MTZ)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXS3DPF3
Unknown(DNL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(DPL)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(TTR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(TTR)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(DDE)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Unknown(DHR)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGE
Unknown(DHR)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPFB
Unknown(MTA)	SM-G900W8	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900W8VLU1DPD3
Unknown(MTA)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU1APG1
Unknown(SAC)	SM-T555	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T555XXU1BPE2
Unknown(MTA)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU1APG1
Unknown(BVO)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Unknown(MTA)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLU1BPG4
Unknown(DNL)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Unknown(DPL)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS4DPGE
Unknown(MTZ)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1APG3
Unknown(DPL)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1APG3
Uruguay(UPO)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPG1
Uruguay(UPO)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPF4
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU1APG1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXCU1BPE4
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXS3DPF4
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-G530H	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.0.2	G530HXXU2BPG1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-A510F	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510FXXS2BPG5
Vietnam(XXV)	SM-G360H	GALAXY CORE Prime	4.4.4	G360HDDU0APA3

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