Galaxy Note7's S Pen recognizes 4,096 different pressure levels, comes with new features

The S Pen is the signature feature (we couldn't resist) of the Note series and it's better than ever on the Galaxy Note7. Samsung wants to make sure we know it and has published some details on the stylus that's not really a stylus.
For starters, the Note7's S Pen is water resistant with an IP68 certification to match the phone itself. And we don't mean it just won't die - it actually works under water. It's electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology that does the trick, and the digitizer in the phone can communicate with the internal coil in the S Pen to identify its position and degree of pressure - an interaction unhindered by water. We wonder how that more complex setup will affect potential tip replacements, though.
Anyway, the S Pen has been physically redesigned, and even though you may not notice it's gotten 2.6mm shorter than the one in the Note5, you can't miss the much thinner 0.7mm tip (vs. the old 1.6mm). Samsung states that allows for 'finer penmanship' and better emulation of that ink on paper feeling.
Strides have been made on the software side of things as well. Screen off memo now works on the Always On Display, you can create GIFs from videos (crops of the frame, too), and you can use the Magnify feature to check tiny details when sites refuse to let you zoom in. And let's not forget Translate, which can recognize 38 languages on its own and then, well, translate into 71 languages.
That's just the basics though, for the full scoop, make sure you check out the Source links below.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 unveiled with a 5.7" curved screen, IP68 rating 02 AUGUST, 2016

Riding on a wave of rumors and hype, the Samsung Galaxy Note7 has landed. The new flagship will help Samsung venture deeper into several market segments.

The Note7 is tough. It's the first Note to be waterproofed - IP68 rating certifies it for depths beyond 1m. The phone's metal frame is sandwiched between two symmetrically curved sheets of Gorilla Glass 5. The new Blue Coral option paints the metal and accents in gold, the rest in blue.

The Note7 has an amazing screen. Samsung kept to the 5.7" Super AMOLED formula but curved it on both sides like an edge phone. It has QHD resolution, naturally, but is among the first mobile displays to feature HDR support - a feature borrowed from 4K TVs that allows the screen to show more colors and scenes with very high contrast.

The S Pen promises a ballpoint pen-like experience. The stylus can leave notes on the Always on screen. And it can write underwater! Other new features include a text magnifying glass, a translate tool, even a GIF creator.

The Note7 is secure. It adds an iris scanner to its arsenal of biometric sensors. Soon, it will be able to replace the fingerprint reader as the way to secure Samsung Pay, Knox and your personal files (hidden in the Secure folder). You can still use the fingerprint reader, of course. Both will be available to third-party apps through Samsung Pass.

   
Samsung Galaxy Note7: Blue Coral • Onyx Black • Silver Titanium

The Note7 is Samsung's first with USB Type-C. The port supports On The Go and quick charging. There's wireless quick charging too, to fill the 3,500mAh battery in a hurry (yes, it's 100mAh smaller than the S7 edge battery).

The 12MP dual-pixel camera from the Galaxy S7 is back. It features a bright f/1.7 aperture and OIS and can record 2160p video. On the front is a 5MP selfie camera, again borrowed from the S7.

The Note7 is powerful. It's powered by a Snapdragon 820 chipset or an Exynos 8890 (depends on region), has 4GB of RAM (the 6GB rumor fizzled out) and 64GB storage. You get a microSD slot, but UFS cards are not supported. There's no word on a 128GB version yet.

   
Samsung Galaxy Note7: Blue Coral • Onyx Black • Silver Titanium

Samsung polished its Android 6.0 Marshmallow customizations for the Note7. A bit awkward that it just ahead of the Android 7.0 Nougat launch.

The Samsung Galaxy Note7 will go on pre-order tomorrow, August 3. Sales officially start on August 19, at least in the US. All major carriers will offer the phone, plus many retailers. More launch info here.

Unlike the S7, the Note7 will not be bundled with a free Gear VR, but for a limited time, you can score a free Gear Fit 2 smart band or a 256GB microSD card. More info on launch day freebies here.

Hot News Samsung Galaxy Note 7 units and box leak in live shots

Today is the big day - August 2, which leaves only a few hours before Samsung's highly-anticipated Galaxy Note 7 Unpacked event. The festivities will kick off at 10AM PST / 1PM EST and as always, we will be covering the announcements live. However, it appears the rumor mill is not ready to quiet down quite yet and a fresh new batch of shots offers yet another look at the phablet and this time around its retail box as well.
 
 The leak covers not only one unit, but rather a total of three. We can clearly see the Note 7 in Black Onyx and Silver Titanium, as described by an earlier leak, as well as the Gold variant, we saw earlier today. Of course, the stills can't really come close to the quality of the official press renders, which were leaked a few days ago as well. However, this does allow us to count out a total of four color options yet again, suggesting this will likely be the official selection Samsung will be unveiling later today.

 
  
Galaxy Note 7

The new leak also offers a close-up view of the phablet's retail box. This includes a short specs summary on one side of the cardboard enclosure. While far from complete, these few lines do offer proof for at least a few specs rumors. Starting with the screen size, 143.9mm, clearly indicated a 5.7-inch panel, which means Samsung has stuck to the signature measurement for yet another Note iteration. There isn't a lot of information about the chipset, which we currently believe to be a choice between a Snapdragon 821 and an Exynos 8893, but memory is very clearly indicated as 4GB, along with 64GB of storage in this particular model. And while the latter number will likely go as high as 128GB across the Note 7 line, RAM will most-likely be the same, meaning that Samsung decided it won't jump on the 6GB hype train quite yet. Still, there is always the possibility of something along the lines of a "Pro" version with a RAM upgrade, although historically that is yet to happen in the Note family.

Galaxy Note 7

Other interesting info from the box includes the camera setup, which at least going by the "Dual Pixel" moniker and the 12MP, plus 5MP back and front setup looks to be lifted straight from the Galaxy S7. Last but not least, the IP68 rating appears to be confirmed as well, making the Note 7, the first from its family to offer the additional protection.

Hot news Honor Note 8 is official: 6.6" QuadHD AMOLED, Kirin 955, and Marshmallow

The Honor Note 8 has been made official today in China, as promised about a week ago. The high-end phablet from Huawei's sub-brand joins the likes of Xiaomi Mi Max and Lenovo Phab 2 Pro in an area where the 'phone' is starting to lose ground to the 'tablet'.
The 6.6-inch Honor Note 8 is bigger than those two competitors by some 0.2" in diagonal, and Huawei has picked 1,440 x 2,560 px as the proper resolution at this size. That results in a 443ppi pixel density by their own calculations - plenty sharp, then.
Huawei tends to pick from its own inventory for chipsets to power its flagships and it's no different with the Note 8 - it's the Kirin 955 in charge of things. That means an octa-core CPU in a 4xCortex-A72 + 4xCortex-A53 configuration and a Mali-T880 MP4 GPU. There are 4GB of RAM on board (though a lower-specced 3GB version has been rumored and showed up on TENAA earlier), and storage options are 32/64/128GB with 23/52/110GB left to the user, respectively.

Honor Note 8

The primary camera is a single 13MP unit, unlike the Honor 8 (non-Note) and its 2x12MP setup. This one does feature optical image stabilization, but video recording is still capped at 1080p. On the front there's an 8MP shooter to handle selfies.
The Honor Note 8 has a hybrid dual-SIM slot, which can take a couple of nanoSIM cards, or one nanoSIM and a microSD card - not our favorite solution, but if you plan on using both SIM cards, at least you can opt for a higher built-in storage capacity. Also, only one of the SIM cards can tap into a 4G/3G network, the second one is limited to 2G.

Honor Note 8

You do get dual-band Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, GPS/GLONASS/Beidou and Bluetooth v4.2, but there's no NFC support or MHL for wired video output. The port on the bottom is USB Type-C, but don't let that fool you - it only conforms to USB 2.0 specs. There's a 4,500mAh battery inside the Honor Note 8, and the device measures 178.8 x 90.9 x 7.18mm, while weight is a reasonable 219g. The phablet runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.
The Honor Note 8 can be pre-ordered starting today, with sales kicking off on August 9. Prices start at CNY 2,299 ($345) for the 32GB base variant, twice the storage means CNY 2,499 ($375), and the 128GB top model will set you back CNY 2,799 ($420). Global availability remains to be detailed.

Hot news Samsung Galaxy Note7, photos of phone and packaging appear

There aren’t even 24 hours left before Samsung’s official announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note7 which is to take place tomorrow at 10AM EST time zone. There are already leaked photos of the retail packaging and the Gold Galaxy Note7 in question.
This leak thankfully isn’t a blurry photo of the phone in question. There are also photos of the actual device from inside the retail packaging. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is seen in all it’s dual-edged Glory as well.

The device itself is pictured and it looks a lot like the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge but larger and perhaps a little “boxier”. The Note7 will be announced tomorrow with pre-orders to open either the 2nd or 3rd of the month.
There were also rumors that pointed to an August 16 launch in Europe. Good news for Note 4 owners who have been awaiting a Note successor to launch since the Note 5’s release was altered for the European market and instead made the S6 edge+ available in the region in its place.

Hot News Iris scanner confirmed for the Galaxy Note7, Patron to make it

The Galaxy Note7 is reportedly going through some major shifts from the previous generation. First - the name - according to the rumors the next Galaxy Note will skip number 6 and go for 7 in order to catchup with the Galaxy S7 series.
Then there is the thing about a curved screen and the ability to write on it with the S-Pen. The teaser to reveal this info also confirmed the name jump to Note7.
Finally, we heard recently about the possibility of an iris sensor addition, which leaked through a beta software. It seems the iris scanner is indeed happening, as the Korean manufacturer Patron has reportedly won a bid for supplying all of those sensors.
Patron won the bid months ago but the information surfaces just now. It will be the sole maker for these biometric modules, which should be mounted around the front selfie camera of the Note7.
The Galaxy Note7 is rumored to be unpacked at a special event on August 2 in New York. Stay tuned for more info in the upcoming weeks.

Hot News Technical difficulties put the kibosh on a dual camera setup for the Apple iPhone 7 Plus/Pro?

Those expecting to purchase a new Apple iPhone 7 Plus/Pro later this year, might want to take this new rumor into consideration. A posting today on China's Weibo micro-blogging site says that due to technical difficulties, Apple has decided to put the kibosh on the dual camera feature for this year's iPhone.

Many had been expecting the Apple iPhone 7 Plus/Pro to carry two 12MP cameras on the back, with the extra sensor used for optical zooming. Most leaked images of the phone, schematics and other images included the dual camera setup. But Foxconn insiders who have taken to Weibo to spread the news, say that the dual cameras are no longer on the table.

If the dual camera setup is no longer being considered for the iPhone 7 Plus/Pro, there might not be that many new features on the next iteration of the iPhone to attract buyers. Yet, Apple is confident as it ordered 72 million to 78 million iPhone 7 units for this year, well above analysts' expectations. 

We do recommend that you take this news with a grain of salt.

Hot News from Samsung to unveil the Galaxy Note 7 or Note 7 edge on August 2, 2016

We’ve seen quite a few rumors about the upcoming device in the Galaxy Note lineup including the one which suggested that it would be the Galaxy Note 7. Now, we’ve received information suggesting that the Galaxy Note 7 with a curved edge screen would be unveiled at the next Galaxy Unpacked 2016 event.
According to an image that we’ve received, Samsung might unveil either the Galaxy Note7 or Galaxy Note7 edge on August 2, 2016, at the Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center in New York. As you can see in the image, five curved lines might be pointing towards ’7′ the Galaxy Note7′s name and “The next edge is just around the corner” phrase suggests that it could be the Galaxy Note7 edge. This would bring its numbering in sync with the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.
We expect that only one Galaxy Note handset will be unveiled by Samsung this August. The upcoming flagship is rumored to feature a 5.8-inch QHD curved edge display, a Snapdragon 823 SoC or an equivalent Exynos chipset, an iris scanner, IP68-certified water-resistant body, a USB Type-C port, and a 4,000 mAh battery. We also exclusively reported that the Galaxy Note 7 would come with a BlackBerry Hub-like Samsung Focus app for enhanced productivity.

Samsung reportedly working on two foldable smartphones; MWC 2017 unveiling tipped

We already knew that Samsung is working on a phone with foldable display (internally dubbed Project Valley) and will launch it sometime next year. Now, a new report from Bloomberg reveals that not one but two such devices are in the works at the South Korean company.
The report notes that one of the two devices "folds in half like a cosmetic compact," while the other sports a 5-inch screen in folded form, with the display size increasing to as large as 8-inch when the handset is unfolded.
The report also says that one or both devices could be unveiled at next year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona.

Hot news Samsung Galaxy Note7 edge might feature a dual-camera setup

The next in line in Samsung's iconic phablet family has been flooding the rumor mill and captivating everybody's curiosity for quite some time now. And as August draws near, so does Samsung's typical announcement window for Note devices and with that, more and more details are starting to slip through the cracks.
The latest industry insider scoop on the upcoming Note hints at a dual main camera setup. According to the source, Samsung Electro-Mechanics (Semco) is already working on said system and it will, allegedly, be ready to make its debut on the Note7 or perhaps its rumored curved Note7 edge sibling. This does actually make a lot of sense, seeing how the upcoming iPhone Pro or iPhone 7 Plus is also likely to receive a dual-camera module.
Hopefully, more information will become available soon to shed some light on the eagerly-anticipated device before the Samsung Unpacked arrives.

Hot news Samsung Galaxy Note 6/7 recreated based on leaked blueprints

Leaked blueprints courtesy of @OnLeaks combined with the 3D skills of uSwitch have resulted in a 3D render of what the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 might look like.
The sketches show a dual-curved screen, similar to the Galaxy S7 edge. The S Pen sheath in the lower right makes this definitely a Note device, though. The screen is somewhere between 5.7" and 5.8" big.
A surprising swap has occurred at the bottom - a shiny new USB Type-C takes over from the tired microUSB 2.0. If this pans out, it will be a first for Samsung.

A 3D render of the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 (based on leaked blueprints)

Other curious additions include the cluster of sensors above the Galaxy Note 6's screen. This could be the Iris tech that launched recently (an alternative to fingerprint sensors).
The Note 6 measures 153.5mm x 73.9mm x 7.9mm. That makes it narrower than the Note5, between it and the S7 edge in size. By the way, there's a rumor going around that Samsung will dub this "Note 7" so that it's in lockstep with the Galaxy S phones.
PS. Here's a teaser for an upcoming video from @OnLeaks and uSwitch - a virtual side-by-side comparison with between the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 and Note 5.

Currently making some Galaxy Note 5 vs Galaxy Note 6/7 close up shots I will share later... 😉 pic.twitter.com/nWUkJufhVd

Hot News Samsung Galaxy Note 6 (or Note 7) to be announced in early August

With the Galaxy Note 5 now almost 1 year old, Samsung is getting ready to introduce a new Note smartphone. Logically, this upcoming handset should be called Galaxy Note 6, though rumors have it that Samsung may in fact call it Galaxy Note 7 - presumably in order to assure customers that the new Note is from the same generation of Samsung phones as the Galaxy S7 family (released earlier this year), and isn't related to the Galaxy S6 series from 2015.

Last month, we heard that the next-gen Galaxy Note (6, or 7, or whatever it ends up being called) could be released in the US in the week beginning August 15. Now, Evan Blass (aka @evleaks) reports that the handset's "launch event is almost exactly two months away" - which means we should expect Samsung to officially announce the new Note in the very first days of August. Usually, Evan Blass knows what he's talking about, so we're pretty confident about this.

Evan Blass also mentions that there's only one new Galaxy Note to be unveiled in August, so we guess we won't be seeing a variant with a curved screen, and another one with a regular display. If we're to believe the latest leaked details, the next-gen Galaxy Note will have curved edges on the back and front, thus possibly resembling the Galaxy S7 edge to some extent.

Another interesting rumor has it that the Galaxy Note 6 / Note 7 will feature a dual rear camera - similar to what's expected from Apple's iPhone 7 Plus (which should hit the market sometime in September). That aside, the new Note could offer a 5.8-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED screen, a Snapdragon 823, or Exynos 8890 processor (depending on market), and up to 6 GB of RAM. Are you excited yet?

P.S.: The handset pictured above is the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.

Galaxy Note 6/7 launch event is almost exactly two months away.

— Evan Blass (@evleaks) June 2, 2016

Hot News Apple’s WWDC event to take place on June 13 2016

Apple has sent press invitations for its annual World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) where the company announces new products, projects, software, hardware, computers and new features for its existing products.
What we are expecting to see from WWDC this month is maybe something (but perhaps nothing at all) regarding the rumors about a new MacBook Pro lineup with an OLED touch sensitive bar over the keyboard. We are also going to hear about the next mobile iOS version iOS 10. Apple might also rename OS X to just MacOS.
We should also definitely be seeing the new iPhone 7 lineup (iPhone 7 renders leaked here) with updated antenna lines, a possible dual-camera setup on the iPhone 7 Plus, new 32GB base storage model(they finally did away with that ridiculous entry level 16GB). If analysts are correct, the iPhone 7 should be a smashing success for the holiday season.
There also might be a new Apple Music overhaul that suggests Apple might be relaunching its music service. We also hope to see new developments with the Apple Watch seeing as its already been more than a year since its official release back in April of last year and the company has not given any hints to a successor.
The keynote will begin on June 13 at 1pm ET (10am PT) and the event can be live streamed on any Apple device or some kind of workaround for other devices. We’ll post more information about how to watch the keynote in a future post closer to the actual event.

Today only, purchase certain Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book models and get a free Surface Dock

Today only, those purchasing certain versions of the Surface Pro 4 and the Surface Book from the Microsoft Store, will receive a free Surface Dock valued at $199. The Dock features two Mini Display Ports, one Gigabit Ethernet port, four USB 3.0 ports and one Audio out port. The accessory is designed to work with Surface tablets.

To be eligible for the free dock, you must buy the 256GB Surface Pro 4 powered by the Intel Core i7, and containing either 8GB of RAM ($1599) or 16GB of RAM ($1799). If the Surface Book is what you're looking for, the Dock is free when you buy the model with 256GB of storage, a Core i7 processor and 8GB of RAM ($2099). You will receive the Dock with a purchase of the Surface Book with 512GB of storage and 16GB of RAM ($2699). Also eligible for the free Dock is a purchase of the Surface Book with 1TB of storage, the Core i7 chip and 16GB of RAM ($3199).

The deal is available in both the brick and mortar, and online Microsoft Store. As we said, the deal expires at the end of the day. If interested, click on the sourcelink.

Today only, buy certain models of the Surface Pro 4 or Surface Book and receive a free Surface Dock valued at $199

5-30-2016 Firmware Updates: Galaxy S5, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S6 edge, 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-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
Afghanistan(AFG)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPDP
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Baltic(SEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Bosnia and Herzegovina(TEB)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Brazil (Claro)(ZTA)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1APE9
Brazil (VIVO)(ZVV)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1APE9
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Bulgaria(BGL)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910W8VLU1COK3
Canada (Fido Mobile)(FMC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910W8VLU1COK3
Canada (Rogers)(RWC)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
China (China Telecom)(CTC)	SM-G9009W	GALAXY S5	5	G9009WKEU1BPD2
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Croatia (TELE2)(TWO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
France(VGF)	SM-G360F	GALAXY CORE Prime	5.0.2	G360FXXU1BPE2
France(XEF)	SM-A310F	Galaxy A3 ⑥	5.1.1	A310FXXU2APDC
France (Bouygues)(BOG)	SM-G361F	GALAXY CORE Prime LTE	5.1.1	G361FXXU1APB1
France (Bouygues)(BOG)	SM-G361F	GALAXY CORE Prime LTE	5.1.1	G361FXXU1AOL1
Germany(DBT)	SM-T550	GALAXY Tab A	6.0.1	T550XXU1BPE1
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-G9200	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G9200ZHU2DPE2
Hong Kong(TGY)	SM-G9200	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G9200ZHU2DPD1
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Hungary(XEH)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Iraq(MID)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
Iraq(MID)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
Ireland(TSI)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPBG
Ireland(TSI)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPDP
Ireland (Three)(3IE)	SM-G531F	GALAXY GRAND Prime	5.1.1	G531FXXU1APC2
Italy (Wind)(WIN)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPDP
Italy (Wind)(WIN)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPBG
Libya(BTC)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APE1
Libya(BTC)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
Macedonia(CMF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Macedonia(CMF)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Poland(XEO)	SM-P605	GALAXY Note 10.1	5.1.1	P605XXU1EPD2
Poland(XEO)	SM-P605	GALAXY Note 10.1	4.4.2	P605XXUDOB1
Poland (PLUS)(PLS)	SM-G361F	GALAXY CORE Prime LTE	5.1.1	G361FXXU1APB1
Russia(SER)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPDP
Russia(SER)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPEK
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APE1
Saudi Arabia(ACR)	SM-N910H	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910HXXS2CPC2
Serbia (Telekom)(TSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Serbia (Telekom)(TSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Serbia (Telenor)(MSR)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Serbia (VIP)(TOP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Serbia (VIP)(TOP)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-A310F	Galaxy A3 ⑥	5.1.1	A310FXXU2APDC
Slovakia(ORX)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	6.0.1	G900FXXU1CPE9
Slovenia(SIO)	SM-G900F	GALAXY S5	5	G900FXXS1BPE3
Slovenia (Mobitel)(MOT)	SM-G800F	GALAXY S5 mini	5.1.1	G800FXXU1BPE1
South Africa(XFA)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPE8
South Africa(XFA)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	5.1.1	G920FXXU3QOLB
South Africa(XFE)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APE1
South Africa(XFA)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPE8
South Africa(XFA)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	5.1.1	G925FXXU3QOLB
South Africa(XFE)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
South Africa(XFA)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
South Africa(XFE)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
South Africa(XFE)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APB4
South Africa(XFA)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPDB
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPEI
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G935F	Galaxy S7 edge	6.0.1	G935FXXU1APEK
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G920F	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G920FXXU3DPEI
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G925F	Galaxy S6 edge	6.0.1	G925FXXU3DPDB
Spain (Orange)(AMO)	SM-G930F	Galaxy S7	6.0.1	G930FXXU1APEK
Spint (cdma)(SPR)	SM-N910P	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910PVPU4DPE1
Spint (cdma)(SPR)	SM-N910P	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910PVPS4DPD1
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-N9208	Galaxy Note5	6.0.1	N9208ZTU2BPE1
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-G9208	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G9208ZTU2DPD1
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-A510Y	Galaxy A5 ⑥	5.1.1	A510YZTU2APE1
Taiwan(BRI)	SM-G9208	Galaxy S6	6.0.1	G9208ZTU2DPE4
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
Tunisia(TUN)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
Turkey(TUR)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APD3
Turkey(TUR)	SM-J500F	Galaxy J5	5.1.1	J500FXXU1APE1
USA (AT&T)(ATT)	SGH-I337	GALAXY S4	4.2.2	I337UCUAMDL
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-T561	Galaxy Tab E	4.4.4	T561XXU0APE2
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK)	SM-T561	Galaxy Tab E	4.4.4	T561XXU0AOL2
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	GT-I9515	GALAXY S4	5.0.1	I9515XXU1BPA5
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	GT-I9515	GALAXY S4	5.0.1	I9515XXU1BPE1
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
United Arab Emirates(LYS)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APE2
United Arab Emirates(XSG)	SM-T113	GALAXY Tab 3 Lite	4.4.4	T113XXU0APC2
United Kingdom (EE) (EVR)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910FXXU1DPE1
United Kingdom (EE) (EVR)	SM-N910F	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910FXXU1COI3
United Kingdom (O2)(O2U)	SM-G388F	GALAXY Xcover 3	5.1.1	G388FXXU1BPD1
United Kingdom (O2)(O2U)	SM-G388F	GALAXY Xcover 3	5.1.1	G388FXXU1BPC3
Unknown(MTA)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	5.1.1	N910W8VLU1COK3
Unknown(XAS)	SM-N910P	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910PVPU4DPE1
Unknown(MTA)	SM-N910W8	GALAXY Note4	6.0.1	N910W8VLU1DPE2
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-T805	GALAXY Tab S	5.0.2	T805XXU1BOJ1
Uzbekistan(CAC)	SM-T805	GALAXY Tab S	5.0.2	T805XXU1BPE1