Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 on T-Mobile get Android 7.0 Nougat. The carrier released the Android Nougat 7.0 update for the Samsung tablet.
All Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 units running on the T-Mobile network will receive the Android Nougat 7.0 update, with the monthly trailer security patch. The update for Galaxy Tab S2 that carries the baseband version T817TUVU2BQE2 was extended to all units of the tablet on Monday, June 5. On the company's support page, the change log has not shared much about the improvements the update will bring other than Nougat custom enhancements.
The changelog does not mention the month security patch that this update will bring with you. Therefore, it can not be confirmed whether the Galaxy Tab S2 will benefit from the June or slightly older security patch.
The download files weigh 1006.80 MB, so be sure to keep about 1 GB of free space on your Galaxy Tab S2. The OTA update will be phased out, and it may take some time before all users receive the update on their devices.
T-Mobile recommends that all users of the Galaxy Tab S2 ensure that the tablet battery contains at least 50 percent or more of the battery. Apart from this, users should need to connect the Samsung tablet to a strong data or Wi-Fi connection for smooth, untroubled transfer and installation. It would also be convenient to back up all the important data.
In case the update of Android Nougat reaches the smartphone automatically, users do not need to do much once they receive the alert. Simply use the update option for Android Nougat.
Once the download is completed, the user will have to select whether to install the update now or later. If the user selects to refresh the tablet from time to time, the installation process will begin and the system will prompt you to restart to update the device to the latest version.
However, if the user decides to download and install the update manually, then he would have to download and install Samsung Smart Switch first on his laptop or PC. Once you do all you have to do is connect the tablet to the computer and link it to the Smart Switch application.
Once the link is established, open the Smart Switch application and look for the Android Nougat update. If the update is available, it will appear in the Smart Switch application window. All that the user would have to do is click Update to start downloading the files to the tablet. You can then follow the onscreen instructions on the tablet to install the firmware.
All Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 units running on the T-Mobile network will receive the Android Nougat 7.0 update, with the monthly trailer security patch. The update for Galaxy Tab S2 that carries the baseband version T817TUVU2BQE2 was extended to all units of the tablet on Monday, June 5. On the company's support page, the change log has not shared much about the improvements the update will bring other than Nougat custom enhancements.
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The changelog does not mention the month security patch that this update will bring with you. Therefore, it can not be confirmed whether the Galaxy Tab S2 will benefit from the June or slightly older security patch.
The download files weigh 1006.80 MB, so be sure to keep about 1 GB of free space on your Galaxy Tab S2. The OTA update will be phased out, and it may take some time before all users receive the update on their devices.
Things to do before the upgrade
T-Mobile recommends that all users of the Galaxy Tab S2 ensure that the tablet battery contains at least 50 percent or more of the battery. Apart from this, users should need to connect the Samsung tablet to a strong data or Wi-Fi connection for smooth, untroubled transfer and installation. It would also be convenient to back up all the important data.
Galaxy Tab S2 software update: OTA and manual
In case the update of Android Nougat reaches the smartphone automatically, users do not need to do much once they receive the alert. Simply use the update option for Android Nougat.
Once the download is completed, the user will have to select whether to install the update now or later. If the user selects to refresh the tablet from time to time, the installation process will begin and the system will prompt you to restart to update the device to the latest version.
However, if the user decides to download and install the update manually, then he would have to download and install Samsung Smart Switch first on his laptop or PC. Once you do all you have to do is connect the tablet to the computer and link it to the Smart Switch application.
Once the link is established, open the Smart Switch application and look for the Android Nougat update. If the update is available, it will appear in the Smart Switch application window. All that the user would have to do is click Update to start downloading the files to the tablet. You can then follow the onscreen instructions on the tablet to install the firmware.
