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Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Samsung Galaxy S3 gets minor update I9300XXUGNJ2 – Android World

Starting today, the Samsung Galaxy S3 gets a small update to version I9300XXUGNJ2. A changelog is missing, but according to Samsung, there are a number of added features.



I9300XXUGNJ2

The Samsung Galaxy S3 will no longer receive major updates, but maintenance updates there regularly rolled out by the manufacturer. Today is such a time, we have received several reports that the update version number I9300XXUGNJ2 now rolled out for Dutch and Belgian users. Samsung never gives a changelog, but the employee who update notification has written this time was not quite clear, goes on to note: ‘New functianaliteit added. Apart from the misspelling is not known exactly what changes have been made.

 Galaxy S3 update

Availability

The update Over The Air (OTA) rolled out, which means that it can be downloaded directly to the device (81,66MB). Manual download is also possible via SamMobile. Normally no data is lost during this update, but in the screenshot says Samsung remarkably ‘certain settings After the upgrade reset or deleted data. We have not had these reports, but make for security backup. Do you know the update already inside

informants, thanks, screenshot: Matthew

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Ruud Caris

Founder Androidworld.nl, gadget lover, Redbull drinker and Android enthusiast. Once started the ADP1, now including Nexus 5, Nexus 7, Google Nexus and Glass.

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Monday, March 30, 2015

Google Play Store updated to v5 0 gets more Material Design elements


Google has started rolling out v5.0.31 of the Play Store for Android. The major difference here is in the UI, and it’s approximately 600% more Material Design now.
First up, the action bar on top is now teal (or something close to that) with a new side menu and a cool animation for the hamburger button. The side menu shows the same items now, but the font is smaller.
In app lists you’ll find that the color of the action bar now applies to the categories below as well. As for the app pages, the ‘What’s New’ section is now at the top with highlight and stays at the top instead of going all the way down when you tap the ‘Read More’ button for description.
Other than that I’d say it more or less looks similar with minor design changes here and there. The update has started rolling out but as usual could take days or weeks before it reaches you, so might as well just head over to the source link below and download the APK now.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

‘Samsung Galaxy Note Edge gets Lollipop in February “ Tablets Magazine

Allegedly get the special device from Samsung, Galaxy Note Edge , in February until the upgrade to Android 5.0 Lollipop . If the device receives the update rather than the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Note 4, is not known.

If we have a new batch of rumors are to be believed, then the Samsung Galaxy Note gets Edge in February all / only the upgrade to Android 5.0 Lollipop. You are free to delete as applicable. If the update appear earlier than the other popular Samsung phablets, then there is ‘all’. Should he-appear later, then we go to ‘pass’ as it is a bit strange that the Note 4 and Note Edge not be updated simultaneously. Indeed, the two devices share the same base largely.

At least, on a smaller battery and zijschermpje after then. Perhaps that special adaptations are needed Lollipop get running on the Note Edge, but we only come back when Samsung officially modified the software and released. Already came out that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in early 2015 would be provided with the Lollipop update, but an exact date seems difficult predict – even if this information directly come from Samsung

The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge resembles specifications so terribly on the Galaxy Note 4, with two main differences that the Edge with a smaller battery. must do and the device of course still a piece of the screen on the side of the phablet has hung. That screen is separate from the big screen where you will normally look at, but offers the buttons within the context of what you’re actually doing. Although both screens are so unrelated, they work well together happily.

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