Galaxy S7 and S7 edge Nougat firmware for Turkey now available for download

Samsung started the rollout of Android 7.0 update to the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge in a few countries last month, including China, France, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Turkey, the UAE, and the UK. Now, Galaxy S7 and S7 edge Nougat firmware files are available for download from our firmware database.

The firmware for the Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F) carries version number G930FXXU1DQB7, while the one for the Galaxy S7 edge (SM-G935F) carries version number G935FXXU1DQB7. After the update, both devices would be updated with the February 2017 security patch. You can download full firmware files from our firmware section by hitting the appropriate source link below.

Nougat brings a lot of new features and some visual flair to the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge. You can check out this video for a walkthrough of all the notable changes and new features that come with the Nougat update.

Firmware Details

Model	SM-G930F
Model name	Galaxy S7
Country	Turkey
Version	Android 7
Changelist	10422490
Build date	Thu, 02 Feb 2017 06:56:13 +0000
Security Patch Level	2017-02-01
Product code	TUR
PDA	G930FXXU1DQB7
CSC	G930FOJV1DQB7

 

Model	SM-G935F
Model name	Galaxy S7 edge
Country	Turkey
Version	Android 7
Changelist	10422490
Build date	Thu, 02 Feb 2017 06:57:30 +0000
Security Patch Level	2017-02-01
Product code	TUR
PDA	G935FXXU1DQB7
CSC	G935FOJV1DQB7

 

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Galaxy Tab S3 with S Pen leaks in new photo

We leaked an exclusive on the Galaxy Tab S3 some 4 months ago, providing model numbers for WiFi and LTE models along with a Q1 2017 launch date but little else. Since then, the Tab S3 LTE has received WiFi certification and Bluetooth certification, and the WiFi model just received its Bluetooth certification weeks ago. Just two weeks ago, the tablet’s specs and pricing were revealed, showing a 9.7-inch display, 2048 x 1536p screen resolution, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC, 4GB of RAM, a 5MP front camera, and 12MP back camera. Now, a Galaxy Tab S3 photo has leaked, along with confirming much of what we know and adding some details in a new report.

The new report, supplied by Roland Quandt, says that Samsung will not release an 8-inch model this year — so there’ll be no “Galaxy Tab S3 9.7″ moniker, as has been the case with the Galaxy Tab S2, for example. There is an S Pen aboard, confirming the report we received a week ago, though it can’t be stored in the tablet itself (no Note tablet experience here, folks). Additionally, the Tab S3 will have a new Silver version that will replace the former white model (the tablet will retain its black color option) and come with 32GB of storage. Rounding out the specs is LTE Cat. 6 support, Gigabit WLAN, and Bluetooth 4.2. The pricing for the device comes in at around $600 USD. We’ve seen from Samsung’s MWC 2017 press invite that the Galaxy Tab S3 will feature a front-facing fingerprint sensor as well.

We’re sure that the news of an S Pen with the Tab S3 will appeal to a number of Samsung fans who’ve been wanting a Galaxy Note Tab upgrade. If you want to make it yours, however, you’ll have to wait just a little longer to get your hands on it.

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SamMobile Daily Recap: February 13, 2017 — New Galaxy S8 renders, Galaxy Note 8 codename and more!

We are aware that many of our readers in the United States and other regions across the globe are unable to follow all of the stories that we publish here on SamMobile every single day. We do post quite a lot of stories and as most of it breaks during the European hours, thus readers in other regions miss out. Our solution to this problem is the daily recap.

You’ll find a comprehensive list down below of all of the stories that were published on SamMobile today. The stories are broken up into their respective categories so that you can easily find the ones you’re most interested in at a glance.

Business

Harman shareholders will vote on Samsung merger later this week

Samsung reportedly bags $4.3 billion OLED supply contract from Apple

Deals

Daily Deal: Grab a Gear 360 for 27% off

Firmware news

Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy A8 receive February security patch

Laptops

Samsung Chromebook Plus is now available for purchase in the US

Phones

Support page for Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus (SM-G955FD) goes live on Indian website

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 reportedly codenamed ‘Baikal’

Galaxy J7 (2017) US variant possibly spotted on GFXBench

Samsung reportedly doubles first shipments of the Galaxy S8

Fresh Galaxy S8 renders highlight design

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Daily Deal: Grab a Gear 360 for 27% off

For a limited time only, you can pick up Samsung’s first 360-degree camera, the Gear 360, for just $255.62 (27% off its retail price of $349.99). What’s particularly neat about this device is that it’s dust- and water-resistant, which makes it the perfect tool for documenting all of your adventures.

If you want to take advantage of this promotion, hit the Buy Now button below. We strongly advise you to hurry, though, as Amazon only has a limited amount of inventory available for this specific deal. Unfortunately, you will need to hold an address in the United States in order to pick up a Gear 360 for the reduced price.

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Fresh Galaxy S8 renders highlight design

We’ve already seen countless renders of the Galaxy S8 but these fresh renders that we’ve received today do a good job of showing off what’s likely going to be the design of Samsung’s next flagship smartphone. They’re based on the schematics that were leaked recently and are in line with all of the rumors that we’ve heard so far about the Galaxy S8′s design.

We can see that there’s no home button and that both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus feature dual-edge curved displays. The fingerprint sensor is positioned on the back alongside the camera and the 3.5mm headphone jack is present despite reports to the contrary. The purported live photo of the handset that was leaked recently more or less showed a similar design.

Such renders provide a good idea of what to expect even if they don’t reveal the entire design. Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S8 on March 29.

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Samsung reportedly doubles first shipments of the Galaxy S8

A new report out of Korea today claims that Samsung has almost doubled the first shipments of the Galaxy S8 compared to its predecessor. It’s claimed that the first shipment figure is up almost 40 percent compared to the Galaxy S7. If this is true, it shows that Samsung is going to make a big push with the Galaxy S8 which happens to be its first flagship smartphone following the Galaxy Note 7 debacle last year.

Previous reports have suggested that Samsung has set a sales target of 60 million units for the Galaxy S8 which is considerably higher than the 48 million and 45 million units that it sold of the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S6 respectively. The conglomerate’s display affiliate Samsung Display is reportedly going to supply 10 million OLED panels for the Galaxy S8 and 6 million panels for the Galaxy S8 Plus initially.

Samsung is expected to launch two models of its next flagship – the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus – both are said to feature a dual-edge curved display and similar specifications. Samsung has only confirmed that the new handset won’t be unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2017 later this month. Rumor has it that the company will conduct an event on March 29 to formally unveil the Galaxy S8.

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