New Here WeGo navigation app for Gear S3 released

Soon after Samsung announced the Gear S3 smartwatch, Here confirmed that it’s going to update its navigation app to provide more features to Gear S3 users. It has been three months since it made that promise and it’s finally following through now. The new Here WeGo navigation app has been released for the Gear S3.

The app is going to bring a comprehensive mapping experience to the Gear S3 with search functionality, the ability to plan a route by car, by public transit or on foot. It happens to be a standalone mapping app which doesn’t need to be synced with Here app for Android like previous iterations.

The new app can also cache data which will provide a boost in performance. Its user interface has been tweaked to perfectly fit the Gear S3′s circular display. Features like bike navigation and offline access are being developed and will be released for the app soon.

Here WeGo navigation app is now available for download for the Gear S3 from the Galaxy Apps Store through the Gear Manager app. This new and improved app is eventually going to make its way to the Gear S2 as well.

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T-Mobile releases November security patch update for the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge

T-Mobile subscribers in the United States should keep an eye out today for notification which is going to inform them that an over-the-air update is available for their Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 edge. The carrier is finally rolling out the November security patch update for last year’s flagship smartphones even though in just a few days from now Samsung will release the December security patch. Better late than never, wouldn’t you agree?.

Since it’s a minor update it won’t add any new features to the handset. The Galaxy S6 series won’t really receive any major new features until Nougat arrives and who knows how long that’s going to take. Aside from performance and stability improvements, this update is all about the November security patch which Samsung detailed a few weeks ago. Firmware version G920TUVU5EPK5 is now being rolled out for the T-Mobile Galaxy S6 and G925TUVU5EPK5 for the Galaxy S6 edge.

T-Mobile subscribers will be able to easily download this update on their devices over-the-air. The update file for the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge can also be downloaded for free from our firmware section.

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Samsung is now going to cut network access for the Galaxy Note 7 in Australia

It has been over a month since Samsung issued the final recall for the Galaxy Note 7 and even though most customers have since returned their units, there are still those who are holding on to one. Samsung has been trying to get everyone to return their Galaxy Note 7, it has tried coaxing them with incentives and tried twisting their arm with a software update that limits battery charge to 60 percent. The company is working with carriers to cut off network access to the Galaxy Note 7 as a last resort. It has already done that in New Zealand and it’s now doing this in Australia.

In a statement released on its local website today, Samsung Australia says that it’s working with local mobile carriers to discontinue network services for the Galaxy Note 7 units that are still being used in the country. It confirms that the network discontinuation will commence from December 15, reiterating that this step is part of its ongoing safety measures to recover all Galaxy Note 7 units. Samsung adds that Galaxy Note 7 customers in Australia have “responded well” to the recall and that only a “small number” of devices remain in use.

Galaxy Note 7 users will be informed of this step with on-going communication and updates about the discontinuation over the next three weeks so that they have adequate notice. The company reiterates its call that Galaxy Note 7 users should power down their devices immediately and return it to the place of purchase for an exchange or a full refund.

Once network access is cut, the Galaxy Note 7 is essentially going to be a very expensive paperweight since it won’t support any mobile network in the country. Granted, Wi-Fi can be used to communicate via a plethora of VoIP apps but that just won’t cut it for most people. Samsung is yet to confirm if it’s going to take this step in some other markets across the globe but you certainly can’t rule it out at this stage.

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Game Launcher 2.0 update brings new features and design

Samsung released a new update for Game Launcher last week and today the company has detailed what this update brings. It designed the app to provide a more user-friendly and fun gaming experience on its mobile devices. Game Launcher 2.0 brings a couple of new features as well as a new user interface.

Game Discovery is one of the new features in this app. It provides customized game recommendations based on the user’s gameplay history and preferences. The My Diary feature documents and analyzes gameplay records.

Samsung has also introduced a new and simplified user interface design with this update. The design makes use of a more opaque background so enhance icon and menu legibility. Non-game app foldering enables users to utilize Game Tools and Game Launcher features even in non-game applications by simply adding them to the Game Launcher folder.

The Game Launcher app is supported by the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S6 series, the Galaxy Note 5, the Galaxy A8 as well as the Galaxy C series. It’s available for download right now in more than 185 countries from Galaxy Apps. You can also download Game Launcher version 2.0 for free via our APK archive.

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Samsung shouldn’t get rid of the Galaxy Note lineup just yet

Let’s be honest. The Galaxy Note 7 was an absolute disaster for the company. Before the big release, the Note 7 was one of the most anticipated handsets of 2016. However, things went downhill pretty fast for Samsung. Following initial reports of overheating plus the subsequent recall and the arrival of the  so called “safe units”, the company’s PR team had come up with an inescapable issue. The company did what’s best and ordered a full recall of all units, while the handset was never released in some parts of the world.

To put it in short, the Galaxy Note 7 was Samsung’s worst nightmare. But what does that tell us about the future of the company? Well, we’re already hearing about the lineup being permanently discontinued following September’s debacle. While this would make sense to some degree, I personally don’t think such a decision is warranted.

Let’s have a look through the history books. About six years ago, Apple’s iPhone 4 suffered from what was known back then as “Antennagate”. The issue was so widespread that Apple had to offer a free bumper case for the handset to avoid any network connectivity related problems. What was the successor like? Well, it sold like hot cakes, obviously. This was but a minor glitch in Apple’s grand plans for the future, a company that makes the most profits in the mobile industry. The issue is definitely not comparable to the Galaxy Note 7, which had to go through a recall on account of being a safety hazard.

But the customers, whether neutral or biased, need to understand that a mistake like this will not be repeated. Samsung has lost billions on the Galaxy Note 7, and to jump to conclusions that every subsequent Note flagship will see the same fate is a tad premature. Sure, it won’t be easy for Samsung to come back from this. The upcoming Galaxy S8 flagship will give us a better understanding of how the public sees the company. But come September 2017, I would still like to see a Galaxy Note 8 with state of the art hardware on board. Basically, I would like to see all the features that made the Galaxy Note 7 a fantastic device, barring the obvious.

In times like these, it’s quite hard to remember the good things about a failing device. That’s human nature, after all. But if we get to see an attractive flagship with the new Grace UX and a collection of Samsung-specific features that you cannot find elsewhere, we’re sure the market will only respond positively. There will be skeptics, of course, and there should be, but the perfect answer to any critic is a comeback. A recent poll has shown that the company’s reputation hasn’t been damaged much by this particular issue, so things don’t look that bleak for Samsung just yet.

If you’re currently looking for a decent alternative for the Galaxy Note 7 without giving up on the Samsung ecosystem, you might want to check out this list.

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Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 leaked in video

Youtuber Neil Potgieter, leaked out a video of the slick Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017 version). The video starts out by showcasing the A5′s AnTuTu benchmark score of 59598 and its 36th placing in the ranks. Next, he leaks out the specs which are shown clearly on the device itself through the benchmark.

According to the leaked video, the Galaxy A5 (model SM-A520F) is running Android Marshmallow 6.0.1, has an 8-core ARMv8 processor, a 1080 x 1920 resolution, a 15.9-megapixel rear and front-facing camera and 3GB of RAM. The benchmark did not indicate the exact battery capacity, but Neil Potgieter did state that the Galaxy A5 has pretty decent battery life and that users should get good standby time out of it. In the video, the device had 32GB of internal storage and Mr.Potgieter also indicated that it has expandable memory.

As always, take these leaks with a grain of salt. Previous leaks indicated that the Galaxy A5 packs a 5.2-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display, an Exynos 7880 processor, 3GB of RAM, 16GB of expandable memory (up to 256GB via microSD), a 13MP rear-facing camera and a 3,000mAh non-removable battery.

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Wallpaper Wednesday: Winter

Welcome to the latest edition of Wallpaper Wednesday. This week we’re focusing our attention on ten light blur wallpapers. 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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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 faces patent lawsuit related to FinFET technology

Samsung is pushing forward with its 10nm FinFET technology for the upcoming Galaxy S8, but a new report out of Samsung’s home country says the Korean giant may face a setback.

According to The Korea Herald, the US-based Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (or KAIST, for short) is suing Samsung over FinFET patent infringement. The report claims that KAIST developed FinFET, but was stolen by Samsung when the Korean giant invited FinFET developer Lee Jong-ho, a Seoul National University professor whose institution partnered with KAIST, to do a presentation on the technology to Samsung’s engineers. Intel is using FinFET but has obtained licenses from KAIST to do so, while Samsung has not.

Samsung is not alone in the lawsuit: California-based Global Foundries and processor chipset maker Qualcomm are also facing the lawsuit, as Global Foundries has secured a license agreement with Samsung. KAIST says it will go after TSMC once it has the proper evidence to proceed.

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Why the Galaxy S8 could be a game changer for Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has changed the way that we look at the company’s products. The manufacturer has been under fire continuously since September over the Note 7, and the only ray of hope has been the anticipation of the Galaxy S8. There was talk that the handset will be released by January 2017 instead of February.

But will this be a burden too big for Samsung to carry?

Well, I don’t think so. We have seen time and time again that Samsung is capable of surprising one and all. There is talk that Samsung will use a crisp VR compatible 4K display on the Galaxy S8. Given the work that has been done by Samsung in the VR segment, this will no doubt be one of the highlight features of the device.

Other rumors have suggested that the smartphone could feature 6GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. Further, the company’s new artificial intelligence based voice assistant will supposedly be capable of processing wireless payments on its own. This feature hasn’t been tried by any manufacturer before, which will make it one of a kind.

Several other hardware rumors like the presence of a force touch display, a front facing camera with autofocus, and an enlarged display size to appeal Galaxy Note lovers has been rumored already. It’s hard to ascertain which of these features will actually be implemented with the Galaxy S8, but there’s no denying that the Galaxy S8 will manage to surpass our expectations.

Of course, this is just one Samsung fan hoping against hope that the company does manage to impress. And we’ve been disappointed plenty of times before. But I personally feel that when a company is under pressure, its true grit and ability comes to the fore. Internal rumors have indicated that Samsung might ditch the Galaxy Note flagship lineup altogether. So it behooves the company to put all its focus on the Galaxy S8 and the S8 edge. It’s still not confirmed if there will be two variants of the S8 flagship or if the company will settle for just one curved-display flagship like the Galaxy S7 edge. In any case, 2017 could be a big year for the Korean manufacturer.

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Samsung Quantum Dot TV ranked first in German consumer review

For at least the last two years, Samsung has been heavily investing in Quantum Dot TVs, and said earlier this year that it would bring 14 new Quantum Dot TVs to market. Samsung is now seeing the fruit of its labor. A new German consumer review has given Samsung’s Super Ultra High-Definition (SUHD) Quantum Dot TV the top grade in a contest involving 935 TVs.

Quantum Dot TVs match the brightness of OLED TVs while staying more inexpensive on price. OLED TVs have fantastic color but cost much more, making them a no-go for manufacturers looking to profit in the consumer electronics market. Samsung’s 10-year, burn-in warranty for its Quantum Dot TVs will only add to the company’s success in the TV business.

The Korean giant’s Quantum Dot TVs are making a splash worldwide, with the SUHD TV with Quantum Dot display being named the United Kingdom’s “TV of the Year” last month. Just last week, Samsung confirmed its acquisition of US-based Quantum Dot display company QD Vision, with an investment in Quantum Dot display manufacturer Nanosys a year ago.

Samsung’s Quantum Dot investment extends to gamers as well, with the company having announced the global launch of its Quantum Dot curved gaming monitor a few weeks ago.

 

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Daily Deal: Get $200 off on Samsung’s 55-inch curved 4K TV from Amazon

Now that Amazon, Netflix, YouTube, and some other video services are offering streaming 4K content, it’s a good time to invest in an excellent 4K television. If you are planning to get one this holiday season, have a look at this 55-inch curved 4K TV from Samsung. It is currently being sold for $847.99 on Amazon, which is a $200 discount over its regular price.

The UN55KU6600 from Samsung is a 55-inch curved Smart 4K TV with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It is compatible with HDR videos and comes with three HDMI inputs so you can hook up a UHD Blu-ray player, a 4K set top box, and maybe a PlayStation Pro or an Xbox One S with this TV. Moreover, it also has a couple of USB ports for local media playback.

It comes with a smart remote control with a touchpad and Samsung has even included Sony’s PlayStation Now game streaming service into this TV. It’s a solid choice if you want a 4K TV at an affordable price. So, grab one before stock runs out!

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Patent application shows next-gen Gear VR headset with position, face and eye tracking

A patent application, filed by Samsung last May but published recently, shows a Gear VR headset with extended tracking capabilities. The documentation reveals that not only the headset’s position can be tracked, but also movements of the wearer’s eyes and their facial expressions.

An important limitation of the current Gear VR is the fact that, unlike in non-mobile VR headsets, there is no position tracking. It should, therefore, come as no surprise to hear that Samsung looking for ways to fix this. A patent application published in South Korea, titled Image Processing for Head Mounted Display Devices, provides a glimpse of just that, and more.

In fact, the patent itself is not directly about position tracking for the Gear VR, but rather about using various sensors to model the user’s face. Such a model can help make social interaction in virtual reality more personal. However, the patent does offer a glimpse of various tracking features that can greatly improve all types of VR experiences.

405: computer model of wearer’s head, 110: head mounted device, 115a: tracking camera

First, we see that Samsung would like to track both position and facial features using an external camera device. Using LED lights on the Gear VR, its physical position can be determined. That same camera can also identify some facial features left uncovered by the headset, such as the mouth.

Next, there is the Gear VR itself, which is shown equipped with a plethora of additional sensors. Embedded inside the headset are electrooculographic (EOG) and infrared (IR) sensors that can track eye movement and facial expressions.

1630: optical sensor, 1635: LED light for position tracking, 1605: EOG sensor, 1610: IR LED, 1615: IR sensor

As with any patent application, it is important to point out that there is no telling if and when all these tracking features will make it to a commercially available version of the Gear VR. Also, none of what is shown is particularly new or unique. What this patent does show, however, is that Samsung is indeed thinking about adding additional sensors and tracking capabilities to its popular mobile VR headset.

There is a small chance (small being the operative word) that all of the above is much less theoretical than assumed. After all, an unknown camera device dubbed SM-R210 was recently spotted heading to an R&D facility in India. Should that device turn out to be the tracking camera described above, we could see a much-improved position tracking Gear VR already in 2017. Still, we suggest you don’t hold your breath for this one.

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We’re making SamMobile even better and we need your help!

SamMobile has come a long way since our humble community got its start as a one-stop destination for Samsung firmware. Since launching back in December 2011, SamMobile has seen monumental growth over the past couple of years and our readers have been an integral part of our success. We are firm believers in the fact that there’s always room for improvement which is why we constantly improve whatever we can as well as launch new initiatives such as the APK archive to provide a better experience to our diverse readership from across the globe.

We’re very proud of the millions of members who form our robust community. Some of you have been with us since the very beginning and we couldn’t be more grateful for your continuing support. We’re working hard to take SamMobile to the next level and we want your help. We would appreciate it very much if you could send in your suggestions about what you’d want to see more of on SamMobile and what you miss on the site. Please email your comments, suggestions and ideas to support@sammobile.zendesk.com.

We look forward to hearing from you, and once again, thank you for your support!

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Samsung releases firmware update for the Gear S3 in the US

After launching the Gear S3 in the US, Samsung has now rolled out a minor firmware update for its smartwatch. The update brings improved GPS performance for the S Health and the Golf Navi apps on the Gear S3. The update also brings some changes to the time zone settings in the World Clock app for Russia.

The update with version number R770XXU1APK6/R760OXA1APK6 has a file size of 14.06MB and is being rolled out now. Samsung released the Speedometer for Gear app yesterday for the Gear S3. The app shows the speed of a user in real-time using the smartwatch’s GPS capabilities.

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Meizu’s new flagship smartphone uses Samsung’s Exynos 8890 processor

Meizu and Samsung have quite a history together. The former’s high-end smartphones have been using Samsung’s Exynos processors for quite some time. Now, the Chinese smartphone brand has unveiled its latest flagship smartphone, the Pro 6 Plus, and it uses Samsung’s latest Exynos 8890 chipset.

The Meizu Pro 6 Plus features a 5.7-inch QHD AMOLED display, an Exynos 8890 processor, 4GB RAM, 64/128GB of internal storage, a 12-megapixel primary camera with OIS and 4K video recording, a 5-megapixel secondary camera, a fingerprint sensor, LTE, USB Type-C, and a 3,400 mAh battery. It runs Meizu’s Flyme 6 UI with “AI Engine” called One Mind and 400 new features on top of Android Marshmallow.

The Meizu PRO 6 Plus is powered by the flagship @SamsungExynos 8890 processor! http://pic.twitter.com/Stf0FeQ5ef

— MEIZU (@MEIZU) November 30, 2016

The specifications of the Pro 6 Plus are quite similar to that of the Galaxy S7 edge, but its AMOLED display isn’t curved on its sides, and there’s no dual-pixel phase-detection autofocus tech in its rear-facing camera. Its 7.3mm thin metal body looks gorgeous, though. What do you think about the Meizu Pro 6 Plus?

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Samsung Galaxy On7 (2016) launched in South Korea

Samsung launched its revamped Galaxy On series a couple of months ago. It was a complete overhaul compared to what Samsung launched last year with the Galaxy On5 Pro and Galaxy On7 Pro. The Galaxy On5 (2016) and Galaxy On7 (2016) were initially launched in China only but the company in now going to sell at least one of these handsets outside the People’s Republic. Samsung today announced the launch of the Galaxy On7 (2016) in South Korea.

Fashioned out of metal, the Galaxy On7 (2016) features a 5.5-inch Full HD display, a 1.6GHz octa-core processor under the hood coupled with 3GB of RAM and 16GB of expandable storage. It also features a 13-megapixel rear and 8-megapixel front camera, both have an aperture of f/1.9. There’s a fingerprint sensor onboard as well which easily lets users control access to their device. Aside from 4G LTE support, the Galaxy On7 (2016) comes with a 3,300mAh battery. It runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow out of the box.

Customers in South Korea can purchase the Galaxy On7 (2016) in black and gold colors from major carriers in the country starting today for 399,300 won ($340).

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Samsung adds $9 billion to its market value as shares soar to record highs

Samsung Electronics’ much-awaited response to the corporate restructuring proposal put forward by minority shareholder Elliott Associates finally came through yesterday. While the company has given itself six months to decide whether or not it would want to split Samsung Electronics into two, it announced some eagerly anticipated measures to boost shareholder value in the short-term. Investors are happy with Samsung’s decision so far. Samsung Electronics shares have hit a record high today, adding $9 billion to the company’s market value in a single day.

The company has said that it plans to dole out up to $3.6 billion in dividend payouts this year which roughly boils down to around $256 dividend per share. The amount earmarked for dividends in 2016 is 36 percent higher than it was last year. Samsung Electronics has also committed to returning 50 percent of its free cash flow in 2016 and 2017 to shareholders through greater dividend payouts and buyback of treasury shares. Samsung has already spent $10 billion from its reserves to buyback shares and improve shareholder value.

As a result of its announcement yesterday, Samsung Electronics shares surged by 4.2 percent to hit a record high of 1.747 million won or just under $1,500. Samsung Electronics is the cash cow of the Samsung Group conglomerate that’s controlled by the founding Lee family.

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New Galaxy J7 (2016) update for Europe brings November security patch

Samsung has started rolling out a new software update for the Galaxy J7 (2016) in Europe which brings the November security patch. The update weighs in at just under 190MB. Aside from bringing fixes and patches for bugs and vulnerabilities identified in the November security patch, the update also includes stability and performance improvements.

Software version J710FXXU2APK2 is now rolling out for the Galaxy J7 (2016) in The Netherlands and it will soon be released in other countries across Europe as well. Samsung detailed the November security patch about three weeks ago. It brings countless fixes from Google aside from patches for 14 vulnerability and exposure items identified by Samsung. The company has gradually been rolling out updates for some of its most recent devices to bring them into the fold.

Those who happen to own a Galaxy J7 (2016) in the aforementioned market can keep an eye out for an over-the-air firmware notification. They should have received one by now. Those who didn’t can also try manually pulling the firmware by heading to the Settings app followed by About device to download it manually.

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Exclusive BALR. Gear S3 edition lauching soon in The Netherlands

A couple of days before the Gear S2 was due to be released in The Netherlands, Samsung announced a collaboration with fashion brand BALR, which was founded in 2013 by professional football players Demy de Zeeuw, Eljero Elia and Gregory van der Wiel. It’s a brand that’s focused on football players. You might have seen this luxury brand’s products being used by famous Dutch DJ’s like Hardwell and Nicky Romero among other celebrities. The BALR edition Gear S2 came with an exclusive watch strap and watch face.

The collaboration must have paid off the first time around because Samsung has decided to work with the brand again to offer the BALR Gear S3 edition. It’s more or less the same smartwatch with a different band and a couple of new watch faces. While the Gear S3 classic and Gear S3 frontier are priced at 399 euro, the BALR edition costs 499 euro but it does include the BALR. leather watch band and the BALR Braided Bracelet worth 125 euro. Two exclusive watch faces are included as well.

Samsung is going to release the Gear S3 in The Netherlands on Friday, December 2.

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Galaxy J7 Prime lands in the US at Amazon

The Galaxy J7 Prime has arrived in India and in the Philippines, but the metal-clad smartphone had not landed in one of Samsung’s biggest markets. That changes today, as the device has landed in the US by way of famous online retailer Amazon. The device is now available for around $290.

The device features the same specs we’ve seen before, such as the 5.5-inch, Full HD TFT LCD screen with a 1920 x 1080p screen resolution, an octa-core, Exynos 7870 SoC, 3GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, an 8MP front camera, 13MP back camera, and a 3,300mAh battery, with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow pre-installed. Samsung’s fingerprint scanner and dual-SIM support are on board as well, along with a microSD card that supposedly provides up to 256GB of expandable storage.

As for color, only the black variant is available for now, so you’ll have to make do with it. We found the device to be excellent for under $300, though you won’t get an AMOLED display here but will love the battery life with everyday usage.

Well, US customers, hit up the links below to take advantage of this phone that is now in the land of the free.

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Samsung denied appeal on $119.6 million iPhone patent verdict

A jury verdict handed down in May 2014 found that both Apple and Samsung had infringed on each others’ patents and even though Apple had sought $2.2 billion in damages, Samsung was ordered to pay $119.6 million for violating on three of Apple’s patents. The patents were related to iPhone slide-to-unlock, quick links and auto-correct. Apple was ordered to pay Samsung $158,400 for infringing on one patent.

Samsung then filed an appeal which worked in its favor as the original verdict was overturned in its favor. Apple moved for a review before a full court which reached the conclusion last month that the verdict was justified and it restored the $119.6 million damages award.

Samsung then moved the US Court of Appeals for an en banc hearing but the court has denied it. The company can now choose to pay the award or go to the Supreme Court. The United States Supreme Court is already hearing the first Apple vs Samsung patent case. Preliminary arguments have been made by both sides but there’s still a long way to go. The Supreme Court is expected to hand down a verdict on that matter by June next year.

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Pimp My Pixel: reflect your Galaxy Note 7 rebel pride with Google’s Live Photos Case

I’ve done a VR hardware comparison between the Samsung Gear VR and the Google Daydream View this week, primarily because, as a pre-order customer for the Pixel XL, I received the Daydream View headset (an $80 value) for free. I do love pre-order promos.

And yet, I remember thinking to myself one night that, for all the appreciation I have for my 128GB Very Silver Google Pixel XL, it isn’t a Galaxy Note 7. It doesn’t have an S Pen or even a comparable stylus for that matter, the design is trite and an imitation of the lowest order (how low can it go?), and outside of the camera, which has what I’ve said is a “photoshop camera quality” (good at times, bad at others), the phone isn’t as compelling as the Note 7 or even a Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge for that matter. I have really been missing my Galaxy Note 7.

Yes, I took the advice of my colleagues and Samsung (who sent me the Note 7 return kit with several smaller boxes, a letter from the company, and blue gloves) and sent my most-perfect phone yet back to Samsung. Every time someone tells me, “I turned in my Galaxy Note 7 today,” I respond with a call for a “Note 7 moment of silence.”

Well, I decided to become a Note7Rebel of a different stripe (and I’m not referring to the infamous “I’m not giving my Note 7 up” Facebook protest group, either) and “pimp my Pixel.” I went to the Google Store and ordered a Live Photos Case for my Pixel XL. Of course, a Live Photos Case demands a live photo, so I was prompted to search for a photo within Google Photos and local storage that I wanted for the case. After looking through my photos, I came up on the very first Galaxy Note 7 photos I took right after getting the phone out of the box.

Among them? A photo of me holding the Galaxy Note 7 with the reboot menu in black containing the words “Samsung Galaxy Note7″ and “Powered By Android” at the bottom of the screen. I deliberated between allowing just the words or the words and the phone itself in the photo. I settled on placing the words and the phone’s front-facing camera, iris camera, and home button in the photo. The Live Photos Case not only lets you select a photo for the case but allows you to use the same photo as a desktop wallpaper.  You’ll need to download Google’s “My Live Case” app from the Play Store once you get the case to bring the case photo to your desktop wallpaper.

Now, Google has a strict policy by which they’ll allow certain images and deny other images, so if you’re planning to be a little too bold, make sure you are aware of the guidelines. I thought that my Galaxy Note 7 photo would never be approved because it was a photo of a Samsung phone on a Pixel XL case, but I was contacted later by Google and my Live Photos Case order was confirmed (with my $40 payment, of course). It arrived this week, within a week of my order.

The love I have for the Galaxy Note 7 takes nothing away from the Pixel XL, but the only reason why I ended up with the Pixel XL in the first place (curiosity aside) is because I complied with the US recall to send the unit back to Samsung. I already had a Galaxy S7 edge and didn’t want a duplicate (even though the Blue Coral Galaxy S7 edge makes me hopeful for the Galaxy S8). I’ve never been a fan of vanilla Android and still find it distasteful regardless of all the reasons fans give for it being the best Android experience money can buy, but all the praise heaped on the phone so far had me curious, at least.

Now, I can have the Pixel experience and still be a respectful, compliant, Note7Rebel who does not continue to keep my unit despite Samsung’s insistence to turn it in. For those who are still holding on to their Galaxy Note 7, a rebel case such as this is the best way to protest what happened without seeing carriers remove the Note 7 from its network altogether to force your hand. At this point, regardless of whether or not the Note 7 fiasco is truth or sabotage, it just isn’t worth it to hang onto the Note 7 out of sheer stubbornness.

I know, I know: I’m not being a good Google fan and Pixel user by crafting my Galaxy Note 7 memorial case for Google’s latest, but so be it. I had to comply with the recall, but I don’t have to love the Pixel. It may seem like I’m “cheating” on the Pixel XL, and it may incur the displeasure of Pixel fans, but I love the phone I love.

 

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Daily Deal: 128GB EVO Plus microSD card from Samsung for just $38.99

Samsung’s EVO Plus series of microSD cards are some of the fastest ones out there, and if you have any recently released smartphone from Samsung, you should have one of these to store all those high-resolution images, 4K videos, and lossless audio files. If you don’t have one already, now is a great time to buy one.

The 128GB EVO Plus microSD card from Samsung is being sold on Amazon for just $38.99 as opposed to its usual price of $89.99. It’s a UHS-1 Class 10 memory card, so you can expect fast general read and write performance. Moreover, it is not only water and temperature proof, but also shock and X-ray proof. So, grab one before stock runs out!

 

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11-29-2016 Firmware Updates: Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 5, 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-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
Algeria(TMC)	SM-J510H		6.0.1	J510HXXU1APH3
Algeria(TMC)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
Argentina(ARO)	SM-A510M	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510MUBU3BPK2
Argentina(ARO)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Argentina(ARO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Argentina (Claro)(CTI)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910UXXS2DPJ3
Argentina (Claro)(CTI)	SM-N910U	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910UXXS2DPK2
Argentina (Claro)(CTI)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK3
Argentina (Claro)(CTI)	SM-J200M	Galaxy J2	5.1.1	J200MUBU2API3
Argentina (Claro)(CTI)	SM-G928G	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928GUBS3BPK2
Australia(XSA)	SM-N915G	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915GXXS1DPJ1
Australia(XSA)	SM-N915G	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915GXXS1DPK2
Australia (Telstra)(TEL)	SM-T355Y	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T355YDOU1BPEB
Australia (Telstra)(TEL)	SM-T355Y	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T355YDOU1BPI1
Australia (Telstra)(TEL)	SM-G928I	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928IDVU3BPJ3
Australia (Telstra)(TEL)	SM-N920I	Galaxy Note5	6.0.1	N920IDVU3BPJ3
Austria (3 Hutchison)(DRE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Austria (3 Hutchison)(DRE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Belgium (Proximus)(PRO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1BPK1
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH TELECOM)(BHT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH TELECOM)(BHT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Brazil(ZTO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Brazil(ZTO)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBS2DPJ1
Brazil(ZTO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Brazil(ZTO)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBU2DPK2
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Bulgaria(GBL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Bulgaria(GBL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Bulgaria (VVT)(VVT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Bulgaria (VVT)(VVT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Cambodia(CAM)	SM-G928C	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928CXXS3BPK4
Canada (EastLink)(ESK)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (EastLink)(ESK)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-N915W8	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915W8VLS1CPK1
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Canada (Koodo Mobile)(KDO)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Koodo Mobile)(KDO)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Canada (Koodo Mobile)(KDO)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-N915W8	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915W8VLS1CPK1
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Canada (Telus)(TLS)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Canada (Telus)(TLS)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Telus)(TLS)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-G935W8		6.0.1	G935W8VLU2APK3
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-G930W8		6.0.1	G930W8VLU2APK3
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Canada (Vidéotron)(VTR)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-G361H	GALAXY CORE Prime	5.1.1	G361HXXU0APK1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-G361H	GALAXY CORE Prime	5.1.1	G361HXXU0APJ1
Caucasus Countries(CAU)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Chile(CHO)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Chile(CHO)	SM-J700M	Galaxy J7	6.0.1	J700MUBU2BPK1
Chile(CHO)	SM-J700M	Galaxy J7	5.1.1	J700MUBU2APF1
China(CHN)	SM-T713		6.0.1	T713ZCU2APK1
China (Open China)(CHC)	SM-G5500	GALAXY On5	5.1.1	G5500ZCU1APK1
China (Open China)(CHC)	SM-N9200	Galaxy Note5	6.0.1	N9200ZCU3CPK2
China (Open China)(CHC)	SM-T819C		6.0.1	T819CZCU1APK1
China (Open China)(CHC)	SM-G9350		6.0.1	G9350ZCU2APK2
Colombia(COO)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Colombia(COO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Colombia(COO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Colombia(COO)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBS2DPJ1
Colombia(COO)	SM-A510M	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510MUBU3BPK2
Colombia(COO)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBU2DPK2
Colombia (Movistar)(COB)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900MUBS1CPK8
Colombia (Movistar)(COB)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900MUBU1CPI2
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Croatia (VIPNET)(VIP)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Cyprus(CYV)	SM-J120FN		5.1.1	J120FNXXU1APJ2
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Czech Republic(ETL)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Ecuador(EBE)	SM-G313ML	GALAXY ACE4	4.4.2	G313MLUBS0APE3
Ecuador(ECO)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	6.0.1	J500MUBU1BPH2
Ecuador(EBE)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900MUBU1CPI2
Ecuador(EBE)	SM-G313ML	GALAXY ACE4	4.4.2	G313MLUBU0API4
France(XEF)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
France(XEF)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
France(XEF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
France(XEF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
France (Orange)(FTM)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1BPK1
France (Orange)(FTM)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1BPK1
Germany(DBT)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Germany(DBT)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Greece(EUR)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Greece(EUR)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Guatemala(TGU)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	5	G900HXXS1BPE1
Guatemala(TGU)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPI6
Guatemala(TGU)	SM-A500M	GALAXY A5	6.0.1	A500MUBU1CPI2
Guatemala(TGU)	SM-A510M	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510MUBU3BPI4
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-N9100	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N9100ZHU1DPK3
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-N9100	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N9100ZHS1CPJ1
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-G9350		6.0.1	G9350ZHU2APK2
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Hungary(XEH)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Hungary (VDH)(VDH)	SM-J120FN		5.1.1	J120FNXXU1APJ2
India(INS)	SM-G600FY	GALAXY On7	6.0.1	G600FYDDU1BPK1
India(INS)	SM-G600FY	GALAXY On7	6.0.1	G600FYXXU1BPK1
India(INS)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU2APK2
India(INS)	GT-I9500	GALAXY S4	5.0.1	I9500XXUHPI2
India(INU)	GT-I9500	GALAXY S4	5.0.1	I9500XXUHPI2
India(INS)	SM-J110H	Galaxy J1 ace	4.4.4	J110HXXU0API1
Iran(THR)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
Iran(THR)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
Ireland (O2)(O2I)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPJ4
Ireland (O2)(O2I)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK6
Ireland (Three)(3IE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Ireland (Three)(3IE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Italy(ITV)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Italy(ITV)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Italy (H3G)(HUI)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Italy (H3G)(HUI)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Kazakhstan(SKZ)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Kenya(AFR)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Kenya(AFR)	SM-P601	GALAXY Note 10.1	4.3	P601XXUBMJB
Kenya(AFR)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Kenya(AFR)	SM-P601	GALAXY Note 10.1	5.1.1	P601XXUDPF4
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-G710K	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710KKTUBPK1
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-N750K	GALAXY Note3 Neo	5.1.1	N750KKTU1CPF3
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-G710K	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710KKTUBPF1
Korea (KT Corporation)(KTC)	SM-N750K	GALAXY Note3 Neo	5.1.1	N750KKTU1CPK3
Korea (LG Uplus)(LUC)	SM-G710L	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710LKLUBPF1
Korea (LG Uplus)(LUC)	SM-J510L	Galaxy J5 ⑥	6.0.1	J510LKLU1APK2
Korea (LG Uplus)(LUC)	SM-G710L	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710LKLUBPK1
Korea (LG Uplus)(LUC)	SM-N750L	GALAXY Note3 Neo	5.1.1	N750LKLU1CPK4
Korea (SK Telecom)(SKC)	SM-G710S	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710SKSUBPK1
Korea (SK Telecom)(SKC)	SM-G710S	GALAXY GRAND2	4.4.4	G710SKSUBPF1
Lebanon(LEB)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
Lebanon(LEB)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
Luxembourg(LUX)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Luxembourg(LUX)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Macedonia(CMF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Macedonia(VIM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Macedonia(CMF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Macedonia(VIM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Malaysia(XME)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK7
Malaysia(XME)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPJ6
Nepal(NPL)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPJ1
Nepal(NPL)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPK1
Netherlands(PHN)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Netherlands(PHN)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
Nigeria(ECT)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
Nordic countries(NEE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Nordic countries(NEE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Open Austria(ATO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Open Austria(ATO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Panama(PBS)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPK7
Panama(TPA)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Panama(PBS)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPI6
Panama(TPA)	SM-A510M	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510MUBU3BPK2
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK3
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPH1
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPJ3
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPKB
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1BPK2
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPK4
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1BPK2
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP)	SM-G928G	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928GUBS3BPK2
Philippines (Globe)(GLB)	SM-A800I	Galaxy A8	6.0.1	A800IXXU2BPJ3
Philippines (Globe)(GLB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPK1
Philippines (Globe)(GLB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPJ2
Philippines (Open Line)(XTC)	SM-A800I	Galaxy A8	6.0.1	A800IXXU2BPJ3
Philippines (Open Line)(XTC)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPK1
Philippines (Open Line)(XTC)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPJ2
Philippines (Smart)(SMA)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPJ2
Philippines (Smart)(SMA)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPK1
Philippines (Sun Cellular)(XTE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPK1
Philippines (Sun Cellular)(XTE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FDXS1BPJ2
Poland(XEO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Poland(XEO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Poland(XEO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Poland(XEO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Poland (PLUS)(PLS)	SM-J320FN		5.1.1	J320FNXXU0APJ5
Portugal (TPH)(TPH)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Portugal (TPH)(TPH)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Romania(ROM)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Romania(ROM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Romania(ROM)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Romania(ROM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Romania (Orange)(ORO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1BPK1
Romania (Orange)(ORO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1BPK1
Russia(SER)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Russia(SER)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Russia(SER)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Russia(SER)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Saudi Arabia(KSA)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXU1CPJ1
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK5
Saudi Arabia(KSA)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK3
Saudi Arabia(WTL)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPJ3
Saudi Arabia (STC)(XFU)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Serbia (Telekom)(TSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Serbia (Telekom)(TSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-J510FN		6.0.1	J510FNXXU1APJ3
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Serbia (VIP)(TOP)	SM-J120FN		5.1.1	J120FNXXU1APJ2
Serbia (VIP)(TOP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Serbia (VIP)(TOP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
Slovenia (Mobitel)(MOT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Slovenia (Mobitel)(MOT)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Slovenia (Si.mobil)(SIM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Slovenia (Si.mobil)(SIM)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
South America (Moviestar)(CRM)	SM-J500M	Galaxy J5	6.0.1	J500MUBU1BPI3
South America (Open Line)(NBS)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXS1CPK7
South America (Open Line)(NBS)	SM-G900H	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900HXXU1CPI6
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
South East Europe(SEE)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Spain(PHE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Spain(PHE)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPKA
Sweden (Tre)(HTS)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPI4
Sweden (Tre)(HTS)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPK2
Switzerland(AUT)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXU1DPJ1
Switzerland(AUT)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK2
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-A710Y	Galaxy A7	6.0.1	A710YZTU1BPK5
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-A510Y	Galaxy A5 ⑥	6.0.1	A510YZTU3BPK5
Thailand(THL)	SM-G928C	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928CXXS3BPK4
Thailand(THL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK7
Thailand(THL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPJ6
Trinidad and Tobago(EON)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBU2DPK2
Trinidad and Tobago(EON)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Trinidad and Tobago(TTT)	SM-N915T	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915TUBS2DPJ1
Turkey(TUR)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Turkey(TUR)	SM-G800HQ	GALAXY S5 mini	5.1.1	G800HXXU1BPA4
Turkey(TUR)	SM-G800HQ	GALAXY S5 mini	6.0.1	G800HXXU1CPK3
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-G361H	GALAXY CORE Prime	5.1.1	G361HXXU0APK1
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPJ1
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-G361H	GALAXY CORE Prime	5.1.1	G361HXXU0APJ1
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPK1
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPJG
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPJ3
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-G900FD	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FDXXS1CPK2
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
United Kingdom(BTU)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPJ1
United Kingdom(BTU)	SM-N915FY	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915FYXXS1DPK1
United Kingdom (EE) (EVR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPFA
United Kingdom (EE) (EVR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPK3
United Kingdom (O2)(O2U)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK6
United Kingdom (O2)(O2U)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPJ4
United Kingdom / Ireland(XEU)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Unknown(OMD)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Unknown(MTA)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Unknown(MTA)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLS1DPK1
Unknown(MTA)	SM-N915W8	GALAXY Note Edge	6.0.1	N915W8VLS1CPK1
Unknown(CHX)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	5	G900MUBU1BOJ2
Unknown(BVO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Unknown(MTA)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Unknown(SPC)	SM-A500W		6.0.1	A500WVLS1BPK2
Unknown(BVO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Unknown(OMD)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Unknown(MTZ)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPJG
Unknown(BVO)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Unknown(CHX)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Unknown(CHX)	SM-G900M	GALAXY S5	6	G900MUBU1CPE1
Uruguay(UPO)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK1
Uruguay(UPO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1BPK3
Uruguay(UPO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1BPK3
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ3
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK3
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-G928G	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928GUBS3BPK2
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXS1BPK2
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-N920G	Galaxy Note 5	6.0.1	N920GUBS3BPK3
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXS1BPK2
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPK1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPK1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910HXXS2DPJ1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPJ6
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-N910C	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910CXXS2DPJ1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXS1CPK1
Vietnam(XXV)	SM-G928C	Galaxy S6 edge+	6.0.1	G928CXXS3BPK4

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