Update [November 10, 2017]: Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro users in India are now receiving Android 7.1.1 Nougat update as an OTA, version bring C900FDDU1BQJ3. A firmware would be available soon, so do keep an eye on our Galaxy C9 Pro firmware page here. You can manually install the Nougat update on your C9 Pro using the firmware, and thus you don’t need to wait for Samsung to push the Nougat OTA to your device.
Update [May 04, 2017]: Rogers has now released Nougat for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge with the update seeding throughout Canada. At the same time, Samsung is rolling out the April security patch to a couple of older devices as versions G360GYUBU1BQD1 for the Galaxy Core Prime, G530FZXXS1BQD1 for the Grand Prime, G850FXXU2CQD2 for the Galaxy Alpha and build J200HXXU0AQC2 for the Galaxy J2. In addition to that, Samsung has also released software version G901FXXS1CQD6 for the Galaxy S5 Plus.
Update [April 04, 2017]: The Nougat roadmap for turkey was recently updated by Samsung to reveal a few changes. The 2016 Galaxy A3 (SM-A310F) which was originally planned to be updated by 24th April now has its update date pushed to the first week of May. As for the Galaxy A5 2016 (SM-A510F) and A7 2016 (SM-A710F), their Nougat release dates were only pushed a week forward from 22nd May to a tentative date between 22nd and 28th may.
But there’s good news too, as three variants of the Galaxy Tab S2 now have their Nougat release dates sooner than expected. The Tab S2 variants going by model number SM-T817, SM-T810 and SM-T710 are now expected to receive Nougat by next week. All the 2016 Galaxy A series and Tab S2 variants mentioned here, will also receive Always On Display support with the Nougat update.
Update [February 18, 2017]: AT&T and T-Mobile have released the Android Nougat update for their Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge variants. The update brings a whole lot of Nougat goodies, and also the latest security patch for the month of February 2017. The software version of the Nougat update for the AT&T S7 and S7 Edge is G930AUCU4BQA6 and G935AUCU4BQA6, while that for T-Mobile variants is G930TUVU4BQB1 and G935TUVU4BQB1.
Update [February 16, 2017]: Well, we got some good news about the Note 5 Nougat release. As we just spotted the Android 7.0 update for three Note 5 variants — AT&T, T-Mobile and Canada — receive certification for 7.0 Nougat build at WiFi Alliance, we are sure that the updates are under finalization stage at Samsung.
What’s more? They might have been shipped to respective carriers for testing even. Guess we would hear soon from others like Verizon and Sprint too, while as only Samsung needs to test the update as regards international variant, its update could be hitting us anytime. So, yes, if you own SM-N920C, you could see your Galaxy Note 5 gets the Nougat released by February end, or early March. We also expect the Galaxy S6 to receive Nougat update around the same time as Note 5.
Update [January 31, 2017]: Galaxy S6 is expected to receive the Nougat update pretty soon, as a user manual for Android 7.0 update has already been uploaded at the Samsung Russia. This is our clue that the S6 Nougat OTA could be hitting devices very soon in Europe. After all, we saw something similar as regards Galaxy S7 Nougat too, whose 7.0 based user manual appeared days before the upgrade itself started rolling out. Although the manual makes mention of S6 Edge and S6 Edge Plus, we believe all three S6 sets are going to receive the update together, or at least the S6 and S6 Edge.
Update [January 26, 2017]: Samsung is now testing the Android 7.0 Nougat update for Galaxy Tab S2. The update will be coming to several of Galaxy Tab S2 variants including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint in the US.
Update [January 17, 2017]: Samsung has releases the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Nougat update to masses in Europe, which means that even non-beta users are receiving the Android 7.0 OTA update today. Looks like yesterday’s report about Nougat release in halt from China was all about Chinese variant, which is based on Qualcomm processor, because we are seeing it live for the Exynos based S7 sets Samsung sold in Europe and some parts of Asia. The build number of the Galaxy S7 Nougat update is G930FXXU1DPLT, while that for S7 Edge is G935FXXU1DPLT.
Update [January 16, 2017]: Bummer! Looks like due to issues unknown, Samsung has had to halt the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Nougat release for a while. Yep, we’re all sad to learn that, but we hope the bugs are fixed pretty soon to allow the company to perform the global release soon. All the while, Samsung has continued the release of beta Nougat update for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge in China as today, users reported that build DAQ4 is showing up as an OTA.
Update [January 13, 2017]: Samsung has finally rolled out the official Android 7.0 Nougat build to Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge users. The update comes with build number G935FXXU1DPLT and is currently rolling out to users who participated in the Galaxy beta program. For everyone else, Samsung will roll out the update on January 17th.
Update [January 04, 2017]: Some cool guy on the web in what it seems to be, in possession of stable build of Samsung Nougat update for the Galaxy S7 Edge, teased a screenshot today that gives us build no. of the stable Samsung Nougat release (G935FXXU1DPLR). Should be G930FXXU1DPLR for the Galaxy S7 then. Of course, this could be edited easily from build.prop, but we don’t think of it as so. Here is the screenshot.
Update [December 20, 2016]: Samsung has released the 4th iteration of its Nougat beta update, which is rolling out right now dubbed as software version G930FXXU1ZPLH and G935FXXU1ZPLH for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge respectively. The PLH update comes in at 280MB and removes the Notes app, while bug fixing and improving the device stability.
Update [November 10, 2016]: New leak today revealed the software version of the Android 7.0 Nougat update we would see in action on the US Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge sets at AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile. Yes, that’s right. Even though Samsung has only released the beta version of its Nougat update yet, only yesterday, the leak mountain is rolling down build no. of the supposed Android 7.0 build for the US carrier tied S7 and S7 Edge sets.
Here are the build no. of Nougat update for USA carriers. Galaxy S7: G930AUCU4ZPK4, G930TUVU4ZPK4, G930PVPU4ZPK4 and G930VVRU4ZPK4. Galaxy S7 Edge: G935AUCU4ZPK4, G935TUVU4ZPK4, G935PVPU4ZPK4 and G935VVRU4ZPK4.
Update [November 09, 2016]: Samsung is now delivering on its promise of November 9 release of its Android 7.0 Nougat beta update, as we are seeing users in Korea now receiving the Nougat beta as an OTA. The image below depicts just that, the Grace UX from Note 7 is also part of the Android 7.0 build you get in beta update.
Update [November 05, 2016]: We told you earlier about Samsung updating their Sidesync app to mention support for Android 7.0, and not Samsung has the standalone app in Galaxy beta program available for download, which allows you to participate for latest UX from Samsung, that comes along with Android 7.0 Nougat update. Yes, if you want Nougat as beta update, you can enroll into the program, but it makes sense only if you own a Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge, and are in UK, which is where the beta program is applicable.
Samsung hasn’t mentioned S7 sets BTW, but we know from experience that S series gets the major Android update before all other Samsung sets — FYI, Marshmallow released as beta on Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge first last year, in UK.
Update [October 25, 2016]: Samsung today updated its SideSync app, that is exclusive to its Galaxy devices only, to inform all those interested that the app now supports Android 7.0. Well, is Samsung has tested it, then it has to be on a Galaxy device because that’s what the app is meant to run on, which implies that the Nougat update is now running and available for testing on a Galaxy device internally. And that has to be either of Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, because we have already spotted the device Nougat builds, as mentioned here: Galaxy S7 | Galaxy S7 Edge.
Update [October 11, 2016]: We’re yet to hear any official word on Nougat release by Samsung, but already, next version of the OS, Android 7.1, is announced and will be coming as pre-installed on the Google Pixel and Pixel sets. In fact, some Android 7.1 apps from Pixel devices are already available for download, but while they are working on the Nexus 6P (on 7.0), same cannot be said about the Galaxy S6 and S7 because they are still on Android 6.0.1, and are topped by Samsung’s custom skin, TouchWiz UI.
In case you grew curious — after watching Google Pixel announcement — about when Samsung could be releasing the Android 7.1 update, well, know that it won’t be anytime soon as we’re yet to see company roll out the 7.0 update. If anything, Samsung could bring the Android 7.1 update to its Galaxy S6 and S7 on Q2 2017, along with perhaps Note 7 too. Q3 2017 should see 7.1 update arrive on Note 5, A series, On series, C series, etc. sets of Samsung, some of which could directly see the 7.1 update, skipping 7.0. If this happens, we’ll only be glad.
Original article: We don’t expect Samsung to lead the Android 7.0 Nougat rollout, something we think will be dominated by Motorola and HTC, but we do know that the Korean giant’s rockstar devices are on the front-foot of list that users demand the Nougat update for.
Quite easily, there are more Galaxy S7 and S6 users asking us for the 7.0’s release than the likes of HTC 10 and One M9 respectively, and the same goes for every other Android OEM’s flagship too, for the year for example, when compared to Galaxy S7.
So, here’s a quick breakdown of expected Nougat release for all popular Samsung devices, along with the eligibility of the device and the likelihood of it receiving the Nougat update unofficially as a custom ROM, mostly CM14.
- Galaxy S series: S7, S7 Edge, S6, S6 Edge, etc.
- Galaxy Note series: Note 7, Note 5, etc.
- Galaxy On series: On8, On7 and On5
- Galaxy A Series: A9, A8, A7, A5, A3 etc.
- Galaxy C Series: C9, C7 & C5
- Galaxy E series: E7 & E5
- Galaxy J Series: J7, J5, J3, etc.
- Other Galaxy sets: Grand, Ace, etc.
- Galaxy Tab sets: Tab E, Tab A, Tab S, etc.
Galaxy S series: S7, S7 Edge, S6, S6 Edge, etc.
|
Device |
Nougat Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy S7 |
Confirmed |
Dec 2016 Jan-Feb 2017 for USA |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S7 edge |
Confirmed |
Dec 2016 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S7 active |
Confirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S6 |
Confirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S6 edge |
Confirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S6 edge plus |
Confirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S6 Duos |
Confirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S6 active |
Confirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy S5 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy S5 Neo |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S4 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy S4 Mini |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S3 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy S3 Mini |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S3 Neo |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy S2 i9100 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy S i9000 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
Update [December 22, 2016]: Samsung should be about to release the Galaxy S7 stable Nougat update now, as December was the month it was set for launch. The beta testing program is closed for new user registration for long now, and its latest update also came few days ago, all pointing to quicker Galaxy S7 Android 7.0 release. The Galaxy S7 Edge would receive the 7.0 update along with S7 too.
We expect the Galaxy S6 Nougat update to arrive by the end of January 2017, as even the Galaxy A5 2016 edition is scheduled for Nougat at that time, but the carrier locked S6 variants in USA (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon and US Cellular) may have wait for long time.
Expect the S6 Edge+ Nougat to release around the same time as Note 5, and do click the link in the release column to know more about the update’s release timeline for US carriers like AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, US Cellular, and also in Canada.By now, you may already be knowing that mobile devices on Android get software version upgrades for around two years since their release. Which is why exactly the Galaxy S5 is no longer on the Nougat update train, while the likes of Galaxy S6 and S7 sets dominate the Samsung’s Android 7.0 offering among the S series.
We already know that testing for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge Nougat has started at Samsung, so expecting the next month’s release isn’t a far fetched hoping by any means.
Galaxy Note series: Note 7, Note 5, etc.
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy Note 7 |
Cancelled |
NA |
NA |
|
Galaxy Note 5 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy Note 5 Duos |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy Note 4 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Note Edge |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Note 3 Neo |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Note 3 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Note 2 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Note 1 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Galaxy Note 7 is expected the receive the Nougat update before other Note sets, naturally, and that may happen after around one month of the release of the Galaxy S7 7.0 build. FYI, there doesn’t exists a Galaxy Note 6 — Samsung jumped to Note 7 from Note 5, in case you didn’t know! — so, Note 5 isn’t that old as it now sounds thanks to Note 7.
Galaxy On series: On8, On7 and On5
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy On8 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy On7 Pro |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy On7 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy On5 Pro |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy On5 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
Samsung released the On8 to its Indian fans, but it’s also available as J7 Prime in Chinese market. After all, it’s actually a J7, you know by device’s model no. which runs as J710F. Anyway, we expect all Samsung Galaxy On sets to taste Nougat in future, although that won’t be near future. You’re looking at Q1 and Q2 release here.
Galaxy A Series: A9, A8, A7, A5, A3 etc.
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy A9 Pro (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A9 (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A8 Duos |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A8 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A7 (2016) |
Confirmed |
22nd – 28th May 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A7 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy A7 Duos |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy A5 (2016) |
Confirmed |
22nd – 28th May 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A5 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy A3 (2016) |
Confirmed |
24th April 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy A3 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
|
Galaxy Alpha |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
Likely |
The Nougat roadmap for Samsung Turkey has been updated to reveal that the release dates for the 2016 Galaxy A series have now been postponed to 24th April for the Galaxy A3 and the fourth week of May for the Galaxy A5 2016 and A7 2016.
Update [December 22, 2016]: Australian carrier Optus has confirmed the Galaxy A5 Nougat update today, even revealing that the update has reached them from Samsung for testing. Optus plans to finish the testing soon, and is targeting the Android 7.0 release for the Galaxy A5 2016 by the end of January 2017. We hope other regions and unlocked Galaxy A5 sets will be receiving the Nougat update too in January 2017.
Started back in 2014, it’s fair to say Galaxy A series has been a success for Samsung. Dubbing under the A heading, Samsung’s been able to properly separate devices from other of its own sets in similar range. Those A series devices that released in 2015 and 2016 can safely be expected the get Nougat treatment by the end of Q2 2017, though the update should start hitting in February 2017.
Galaxy C Series: C9, C7 & C5
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy C7 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy C5 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q1 2017 |
Unlikely |
Samsung’s premium Galaxy C series, that touches the price segment right below the popular S series, is the one we like a lot, too. Samsung packs in impressive hardware with its C series sets, but is yet to release them in more market — they’re confined to China only for the time being. Chinese can expect to see Android 7.0 Nougat running on their Galaxy C5 and C6 by the end of Q1 2017, although the rollout should start as an OTA by the end of January 2017.
Galaxy E series: E7 & E5
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy E7 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy E5 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
Now dropped by Samsung, company’s E series got little popularity of its own in India and other developing economies. Release back in early 2015, and although eligible, we won’t be surprised if Samsung drops Nougat support for the Galaxy E5 and E7. That’s unfair for those who bought, but again, we think those who bought an E series set wouldn’t care about the updates as much as we care. Really. That price segment is such, unless it belongs to online-only (or almost that!) catering OEMs like Xiaomi, Huawei, etc.
Galaxy J Series: J7, J5, J3, etc.
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy J7 Prime |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J7 (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J7 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J5 (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J5 |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J3 Pro |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J3 (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J2 Pro (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J2 (2016) |
Likely, Unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J2 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J1 Nxt |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J1 Ace |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J1 (2016) |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J1 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy J Max |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Unlikely |
How Samsung performs with Galaxy J sets as regard Nougat update could have far reaching implications for the series’ popularity — good or bad — among the youth who are being targeted by Samsung with this series.
Samsung is promoting the likes of Galaxy J5 and J7 a lot, even hiring a well-paid actor in India to make these two devices extremely popular, so updating these two sets would be crucial for Samsung, and doing so on time, a winning card.
Other Galaxy sets: Grand, Ace, etc.
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy Ace 4 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Ace 3 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Xcover 550 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Young 2 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Xcover 3 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy View |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Express 2 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy V |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Grand Prime |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy Grand Neo |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Grand |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Grand 2 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy Mega 6.3 |
Not Eligible |
N.A. |
The above sets are long forgotten, except by truly awesome Android development community who have already bestowed some of these with unofficial Android 7.0 build, you cannot expect Samsung to work on Nougat update for these sets.
Galaxy Tab sets: Tab E, Tab A, Tab S, etc.
|
Device |
Status |
Exp. Release |
Unofficial 7.0 |
|
Galaxy Tab S2 |
7th – 14th April 2017 |
||
|
Galaxy Tab S |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy Tab J |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab E 9.6 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab E 8.0 |
Likely, unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy Tab A 9.7 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab A 8.0 |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab A 7.0 (2016) |
Likely, unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2016) |
Likely, unconfirmed |
Q2 2017 |
Unlikely |
|
Galaxy Tab A & S Pen |
Unlikely |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 (2015) |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab 3 V |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0 VE |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
Least Likely |
|
Galaxy Note 10.1 |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
|
|
Galaxy Tab Pro |
Not eligible |
N.A. |
The owners of the original Galaxy Tab S2 will soon be able to get a taste of Nougat as it has been revealed to release between 7th and 14th April. The update will also bring Always On Display support which goes hand in hand with the AMOLED displays present on the tablets.
The tablets have lost their mojo clearly, as in the last few years, not only the launches have reduced by significant no., but even those available are’t eyed by consumers with great enthusiasm. Blame it on the very nature of them devices, or emergence of Android Wear watches (which are also fading a bit, BTW), right now, only Samsung has some decent offerings as regards Android tablets.
Those released within a year or year-and-half are expected to receive the Android 7.0 Nougat update. And that too by Q2 2017. And that’s that.
So, what are your thoughts on the Samsung Nougat update release?
If you have a device that’s not listed do ask us for its eligibility and Nougat release in comments below.
What the galaxy tab a 8.0 and 9.7 is also getting the update so for the Galaxy tab a it should be likely,unconfirmed
What the galaxy tab a 8.0 and 9.7 is also getting the update so for the Galaxy tab a it should be likely,unconfirmed
Dear android soul this is samsung we will be releasing android 7.0 to galaxy tab a 8.0 and galaxy tab a 9.7 sometime in 2017 so please change to confirmed please thank you
Sincerely, samsung
Thanks Samsung, we will believe when you release Nougat for real :P
Dear android soul this is samsung we will be releasing android 7.0 to galaxy tab a 8.0 and galaxy tab a 9.7 sometime in 2017 so please change to confirmed please thank you
Sincerely, samsung
Thanks Samsung, we will believe when you release Nougat for real :P
You are welcome so please change
We will be releasing it in most likely Q1 2017 or Q2 2017
You are welcome so please change
We will be releasing it in most likely Q1 2017 or Q2 2017
We will release it for the 9.7 and the 8.0 Galaxy tab A Q2 2017
I am a developer we will be releasing it in Q2 2017
will samsung j5prime get 7.0 ?
We will release it for the 9.7 and the 8.0 Galaxy tab A Q2 2017
I am a developer we will be releasing it in Q2 2017
will samsung j5prime get 7.0 ?
I am a Oompa Loompa so please change.
I am a Oompa Loompa so please change.
I own the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7, and this would be a big disappointment if I didn’t get this update. Second I wish these updates would come out faster
I own the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7, and this would be a big disappointment if I didn’t get this update. Second I wish these updates would come out faster
Samsung confirmed nougat update on tab a i did it through live chat they won’t change because they are stupid
Samsung confirmed nougat update on tab a i did it through live chat they won’t change because they are stupid
I have Samsung Galaxy Tab A is I can take official update of nougat
Which Galaxy Tab a
I have samsung galaxy tab a 9.7 SM-P555 is it can take official nougat update
Yes it will these people didn’t ask samsung live chat I Have SM-T350
Will the J3 2016 at least get Android 6.0 because it still hasn’t… So what can you talk about Nougat… Ridiculous…
Will my samsung a7(2016) get the nougat update?
I have Samsung Galaxy Tab A is I can take official update of nougat
Which Galaxy Tab a
I have samsung galaxy tab a 9.7 SM-P555 is it can take official nougat update
Yes it will these people didn’t ask samsung live chat I Have SM-T350
Will the J3 2016 at least get Android 6.0 because it still hasn’t… So what can you talk about Nougat… Ridiculous…
Will my samsung a7(2016) get the nougat update?
I have the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 model # SM-T560NU Will it receive the update for 7.0? Thanks.
I have the Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 model # SM-T560NU Will it receive the update for 7.0? Thanks.
What about galaxy tab a 8.0?
G935FXXU1BPJJ. I bay S 7edge duo in UAE. Will I get update gor my phone?
I have Samsung Galaxy J7(2016) is it can take 7.0 Nougat Final Official Update ?
What about galaxy tab a 8.0?
G935FXXU1BPJJ. I bay S 7edge duo in UAE. Will I get update gor my phone?
I have Samsung Galaxy J7(2016) is it can take 7.0 Nougat Final Official Update ?
WHEN ITS GONNA BE RELASED FOR MIDDLE EAST ??
WHEN ITS GONNA BE RELASED FOR MIDDLE EAST ??
I received the Tab A 10.1, SM-T580, for Christmas, and thoroughly enjoying the features, especially the battery
performance and processing speed.
Based on what I’m reading, this looks to get Nougat sometime this year… Am I assuming correctly?
For Tab A, it would take Samsung some great time. I think the Tab S2 would receive the 7.0 Nougat update before any other Samsung tablet. Once it’s out on Tab S2, you can expect Tab A to receive on within 1-2 months.
I received the Tab A 10.1, SM-T580, for Christmas, and thoroughly enjoying the features, especially the battery
performance and processing speed.
Based on what I’m reading, this looks to get Nougat sometime this year… Am I assuming correctly?
For Tab A, it would take Samsung some great time. I think the Tab S2 would receive the 7.0 Nougat update before any other Samsung tablet. Once it’s out on Tab S2, you can expect Tab A to receive on within 1-2 months.
When samsung galaxy a5 2016 gets nougat update???
When samsung galaxy a5 2016 gets nougat update???
What about the Samsung tab s2 9.0?
What about the Samsung tab s2 9.0?
Thank you for answering my inquiry. I read earlier today that Samsung is getting quite aggressive in rolling out Nougat to their devices from 2015 and 2016. The link here –http://www.phonearena.com/news/Android-7.0-Nougat-update-roadmap-for-Galaxy-Note-5-S6-edge-and-others-posted-by-Samsung-Turkey_id91216 — clearly shows what is already in the pipeline. My SM-T580 Tab A 10.1 will indeed be receiving Nougat later this year.
Thank you for answering my inquiry. I read earlier today that Samsung is getting quite aggressive in rolling out Nougat to their devices from 2015 and 2016. The link here –http://www.phonearena.com/news/Android-7.0-Nougat-update-roadmap-for-Galaxy-Note-5-S6-edge-and-others-posted-by-Samsung-Turkey_id91216 — clearly shows what is already in the pipeline. My SM-T580 Tab A 10.1 will indeed be receiving Nougat later this year.
Is J7 Prime upgradable to nougat ??
Is J7 Prime upgradable to nougat ??
IS samsung galaxy j7 going to get the 7.0 update in Q2?
IS samsung galaxy j7 going to get the 7.0 update in Q2?
Why didn’t you mention the A 2017 series ???
Why didn’t you mention the A 2017 series ???
Its fake updates i have Samsung Galaxy A310F It will be update on 24th April but still not update Fake Updates
Its fake updates i have Samsung Galaxy A310F It will be update on 24th April but still not update Fake Updates