so finally a good phone on samsungs series is here finally
http://www.att.com/shop/wireless/devices/samsung-captivate.jsp
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Samsung Mobile emailed Phone Scoop a brief statement to settle some of the rumors that have been flying about regarding the Android 2.2 update for its Galaxy S smartphones. One report suggested that the delay is being caused in part because Samsung wants carriers to pay for Android updates. Samsung says this is not true. Samsung wrote to Phone Scoop, "No. Samsung is not charging carriers for Froyo updates to Galaxy S. We hope to have more detail on status shortly. Promise!" Samsung has pushed back the Froyo update for its Galaxy S line of devices several times, leaving them stuck with Android 2.1. Samsung has sold more than 4 million Galaxy S handsets in the U.S.
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http://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=7346
Hello,
I had a Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 2 that had recently developed bootlooping problems and I used USPS to send out to a store. The store called me today and told me that they had received the package but there was no phone inside. I am ready to give up and buy another phone. I liked the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and don't want to pay for any of the latest models. Unfortunately Verizon has discontinued Note 2 and I was wondering as to which phone would come closest to the Note 2 in specs. Most important for me is the 5.5" display. My phone was unlocked and I am not in contract with Verizon so if I find a phone that matches the Note 2 specs I might even switch carriers.
hello .. m going to buy a 4 month used s7 today so wanted to know if there are any codes to check everything is working fine on fone like *#0*# .. i read on somelink that it doesnt work on samsung s7 so wanted to know ...
i suggest you download samsung members app from the google play store or from galaxy apps , so you can test WiFi/Bluetooth/speakers/touch screen...
and you can also dial *#0000*# or try with *#0*#
hope this will help you with your testings
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phones I've owned :
Nokia Express Music
Samsung galaxy ace plus
Samsung galaxy s3
Samsung galaxy s5
Samsung galaxy s6
Samsung galaxy s7
Now that Samsung’s finally started distributing the long-awaited Nougat update for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, many owners of the firm’s other handsets have started to question whether their unit will be graced with the latest flavor of Android. To clear up the confusion, we’ve decided to compile a list of all the Galaxy-branded devices that will be bumped up to Android 7.0.
Check it out below:
Galaxy A3 (2016 and 2017)
Galaxy A5 (2016 and 2017)
Galaxy A7 (2016 and 2017)
Galaxy A8
Galaxy A9/A9 Pro
Galaxy S6
Galaxy S6 Active
Galaxy S6 edge
Galaxy S6 edge+
Galaxy S7
Galaxy S7 edge
Galaxy S7 Active
Galaxy Note 5
Galaxy Tab S2
We also expect the Galaxy J5 (2016) and Galaxy J7 (2016) to receive the Nougat treatment as its predecessors made the jump from Lollipop to Marshmallow in a relatively timely manner, though that’s not confirmed at present. The Galaxy Tab A tablets should be on the list as well, according to our sources. Unfortunately, it’s unknown whether Samsung will provide the upgrade for cheaper devices, like the Galaxy J3, as there may not be enough demand. Only time will tell.
With regards to carrier-branded smartphones, all of the major operators in the United States should roll out the firmware for handsets in the Galaxy A, Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series. However, an exact time frame remains unknown. Some of them might start pushing it out around the same time it starts arriving on international units, while some might take a few extra week — and we can only wait and see what happens.
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New to xda and adroid alike. I have several devices and not just android so i have a proposition. List of devives at end. If someone can walk me through the complete process of rooting and installing custom roms and everything else step by step from beginning to end on one of my devices then i would offer one of the others up for trial purposes as long as whoever tries their very best not to brick it as warranty will be out the window of course. Almost all are still under warranty and most are rather expensive.
The at&t s7 edge is what i would like to root but may be better if i learn on something more practical and less expensive. I am pretty open EXCEPT the to s7's are off limits u til i am positive whoever may take me up on this knows exactly what they are doing. I really dont need any bricks as my house is wood and vinyl.
Here is what i have from cheapest up at least in what i see in them.
Digiland dl701q 4.4.2
Rca voyager pro model# rct6773w42b. 5.0.1
Samsung tab 4 7" sm-t230nu 4.4.2
Samsung tab E 7" sm-t377a 6.0.1
Samsung tab E 10" sm-t560nu 6.0.1
Samsung tab 2 10" sgh-t779 4.1.2
Samsung tab s2 (x2) sm-t810 6.0.1 & sm-t810 6.0.1
Lg v10 at&t lg-h900 6.0
Lg v10 verizon. lg-vs990 6.0
Samsung s6 sm-g920a 5.1.1
Samsung s7 edge sm-g935a 6.0.1
Samsung s7 active sm-g891a 6.0.1
An old htc1 somewhere
*iphone 6s
*ipad mini 2
As you can see i have a couple and always picking up others if i can get a deal on them. The s7's i think i want to wait on unless i can find some spares reasonably priced but just about any of the rest should be fair game depending. Like i said teach me, and experiment all at the same time. If there are more than one person/people that want to take me up on this then maybe we can work something out or ill just have to choose which to do. Endgame is to be able to without hesitation be confident enough to pick up any android and do whatever is possible with it, i mean isnt that what androids are all about?
Hi there and welcome to Assist,
Here is all you need forrooting your S7 Edge:
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion > Root Available
Read thru this forum about your device, first, backup and proceed: > AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge > AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Guides, News, & Discussion
For more related questions please use this forum:
> AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 > AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers
Good luck