okay, this is my 1st blackberry, and i have the priv on tmobile (t-mobile variant i assume , with tmobile bloat). i bought this off craigslist and im not sure if im on the beta or the official firmware. on the tmobile site it says my software version sould be AAG111 for the quadrooter security update.*https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-28664*. but in my phone it says software version is AAG191, model number STV100-1. i want to know if the blackberry i have, is it on the old beta? or the official firmware? as seen on the tmobile support page, the firmware versions do not match and system updates say up to date. also the phone still gets really hot which made me to believe it was on the beta and didnt recieve the tempurature update, im not sure on this please help
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AAG191 is the current software. Marshmallow with September 6th patches.
I have a unlocked AT&T s7 edge I bought it refurbished on ebay. I have flashed the SM-G935U firmware but there is no updates yet but when I used a vpn it said I have a update (using an American ip) but I'm in the uk on three what will happen to my device is it a possible nugat update
It's not Nougat, it's either the standard AT&T update from October, about 250mb, or the November patch at 50mb. We're probably at least looking at late February or March for nougat.
how can I upgrade my android version 6.0.1 to whatever is the newest out? I'm also on September 1, 2016 security patch. I got the verizon s7 one but I use it with a MVNO so I can't take it to a verizon store and have them update the phone.
Need to wait until it's released. Nougat hasn't come out for the Verizon S7 yet. There's a nougat update thread with a process to use if you want to root your phone.
oh there hasn't been any update before nougat?
I'm on g930vvrs4aph1,
there's the nougat beta.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/verizon-galaxy-s7/how-to/update-to-nougat-t3499909
matase said:
how can I upgrade my android version 6.0.1 to whatever is the newest out? I'm also on September 1, 2016 security patch. I got the verizon s7 one but I use it with a MVNO so I can't take it to a verizon store and have them update the phone.
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i use Samsung Smart Switch on my PC with my test phones that have no sim in them.(including Verizon). http://www.samsung.com/us/smart-switch/
It does bring down the security and other updates.
I have not seen this G975USQU2BSGJ for my AT&T S10+. I have G975USQS2ASGK August patch. What is difference?
It's probably just a carrier update or it's the September security patch update. I am on AT&T too and still on the ASGK firmware despite my phone being connected to wifi all morning which usually forces an update whether you want it or not.
StoneyJSG said:
It's probably just a carrier update or it's the September security patch update. I am on AT&T too and still on the ASGK firmware despite my phone being connected to wifi all morning which usually forces an update whether you want it or not.
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Just updated to G975US1QU2BSGL still August security patch.
Jose Reyes said:
Just updated to G975US1QU2BSGL still August security patch.
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Are you on AT&T as well? These are probably just carrier updates. Maybe small Samsung updates. That's my guess anyway.
No, I'm on U1 unlocked
The B firmware in the past has brought BOYD support for sim swapping. I believe only TMobile has pushed to B at this point.
That's really the only change between the A and B firmwares at this point. So unless you need to swap carriers there is no need to rush.
Thanks.
Not yet, still on September running the Mexican unbranded firmware (MXO).
Chile, CHO has the october patch
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Anyone with TPA?
Anyone?
Is it really possible that some markets don't get security updates, or is something wrong with my phone? I know Samsung had a security patch in October but my phone doesn't think so.
sbi1 said:
Anyone?
Is it really possible that some markets don't get security updates, or is something wrong with my phone? I know Samsung had a security patch in October but my phone doesn't think so.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9/how-to/tool-frija-samsung-firmware-downloader-t3910584
Download this tool and get the latest firmware.
My s10+ is from Columbia was stuck on July security patch.
I'm running Guatemala firmware now with Sept security patch. (couldn't find one with Oct)
Viryllo said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s9/how-to/tool-frija-samsung-firmware-downloader-t3910584
Download this tool and get the latest firmware.
My s10+ is from Columbia was stuck on July security patch.
I'm running Guatemala firmware now with Sept security patch. (couldn't find one with Oct)
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Thanks @Viryllo. I have it and according to Frija I am running the latest f/w, I just don't understand how can it be that some markets need to have security patches and others don't.
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Thanks @Viryllo. I have it and according to Frija I am running the latest f/w, I just don't understand how can it be that some markets need to have security patches and others don't.
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No worries mate. I've been in this situation since the beginning days of Android.
I looked mine up on samobile and it said latest security patch for Columbia is Sept but I never received the OTA.
So I do what I always do flash with Odin.
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No worries mate. I've been in this situation since the beginning days of Android.
I looked mine up on samobile and it said latest security patch for Columbia is Sept but I never received the OTA.
So I do what I always do flash with Odin.
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OK, but I am curious - does Samsung think that certain countries don't need security update, or is there something wrong with the phone, or the fact that I am not actually in Panama (Panama phone, using TMO in U.S.) prevents me from getting OTA updates? This is basically my question. I need to know because if it's the latter, I'll be waiting for updates for the rest of my life.
Thanks.
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OK, but I am curious - does Samsung think that certain countries don't need security update, or is there something wrong with the phone, or the fact that I am not actually in Panama (Panama phone, using TMO in U.S.) prevents me from getting OTA updates? This is basically my question. I need to know because if it's the latter, I'll be waiting for updates for the rest of my life.
Thanks.
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Your Service Provider won't impact when you receive OTA Updates, they're distributed by Samsung according to the firmware on your device. In general Exynos variants have to wait longer than Snapdragon variants, likely due to a wider range of SW Provider Firmware variables on Exynos devices. I have the Snapdragon variant, received the Sept 1st update about a month ago.
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Your Service Provider won't impact when you receive OTA Updates, they're distributed by Samsung according to the firmware on your device. In general Exynos variants have to wait longer than Snapdragon variants, likely due to a wider range of SW Provider Firmware variables on Exynos devices. I have the Snapdragon variant, received the Sept 1st update about a month ago.
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Thanks for the insight.
I've always had the unlocked version of Samsung phones and most of time I had to flash to get the latest fw.
Same thing I will doing the get on Android 10.
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Your Service Provider won't impact when you receive OTA Updates, they're distributed by Samsung according to the firmware on your device. In general Exynos variants have to wait longer than Snapdragon variants, likely due to a wider range of SW Provider Firmware variables on Exynos devices. I have the Snapdragon variant, received the Sept 1st update about a month ago.
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OK, but still - how come some Exynos countries receive updates and others (Exynos countries) don't? I just don't understand this logic of things. Thanks for the explanation though!
That's a question for Samsung, I don't know their priority guidelines.