Firmware update for N910C

[naira1]

Hi guys I receive an update to the firmware N910CXXU1ANK5. I don't know if it's placebo but the phone feels much snappier now.

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[naira1]

Hi guys I receive an update to the firmware N910CXXU1ANK5. I don't know if it's placebo but the phone feels much snappier now.

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Sorry guys for the double post... It was not intentional. The pic was suppose to go into the OP.

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[etdoner]

Yeah I've had it too. It was around 130mb absent change log. I wonder if it's the same update that at&t guys got few days ago. I didn't notice any change at all.

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[naira1]

I can't comment on AT&T, am in Germany and mine is without branding only Samsung bloat

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[davrave]

We received it in South Africa about 3 days ago. Definitely makes the phone smoother and more snappy. Google XXU1ANK5

 

[puiradu]

The IR Blaster issue is not solved.

 

[teshcnote]

Anyone know when the att update will be available? Also are these updates automatic?

 

[naira1]

We received it in South Africa about 3 days ago. Definitely makes the phone smoother and more snappy. Google XXU1ANK5

Google search did bring up so many download options for the firmware. Those that don't have it can use the Kies to update their phone.

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[boufa]

Anyone know when the att update will be available? Also are these updates automatic?

So far as I know, there is no AT&T update. Not sure where this info came from. I have checked Keis, as well as several trusted websites that track these things very closely... no joy. Sorry. Wish I was wrong, I hear decent things about the update that is floating around... primarily with battery life and the recent apps button.

 

[teshcnote]

Thank you boufa! Any top trusted website I should take note of? I'm new to the android world, finally ditched apple

 

[boufa]

I watch Sammobile.com, they very closely watch the firmware, AndroidPolice.com, XDA device forums, and of course, my personal favorite androidcentral.com. There are a few other minor places, some are better than others, but in general, if the news doesn't appear "official" looking on more than one of these locations, then I take it with a serious amount of doubt.