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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 & Galaxy Note 10+ June 2022 Firmware: 4G Variants

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Today, Samsung has released another June update for the Galaxy Note 10 4G series; users posted screenshots on the Samsung community in Europe. The update comes with a download size of 150.95 MB.

The two models, following are their updated build no. –

  • Galaxy Note10 (SM-N970F) –N970FXXS8HVE9
  • Galaxy Note10+ (SM-N975F) –N975FXXS8HVE9

According to the Changelog following are the improvements the current update brings:
This firmware update brings only the June 2022 security level patch consisting of Google’s and Samsung’s security and privacy issues fixes for all the devices mentioned above.

Security & Privacy Issue Fix Update: Galaxy Note 10 4G & Galaxy Note 10 Plus 4G- This time, it’s just a security update that improves the overall stability of the devices. According to the changelogs & user-posted screenshots on the Samsung community in the UK, the update is for security and privacy issues fix but is not limited to it, it can also include general bug fixes and device stability improvements. It can also add more enhanced features and further improve performance.

On account of Samsung and Google’s report, its June 2022 security patch fixes dozens of vulnerabilities related to user privacy and data security, such as SIM card data access, remote code execution, improper access controls, MAC address information, camera access, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Samsung account, etc. Also, improvements in native or stock apps, i.e., overall about 66 fixes.

Although the Galaxy Note 10 series was a premium segment from the company but its discontinued and will not see the latest OS & UI upgrade in upcoming years, as per Samsung’s 4-year software support policy.

The Galaxy Note 10 series was launched in late 2019, and the Galaxy Note series is discontinued now, as merged with the spiritual successor Galaxy S22 Ultra having a stylus.

Refer to the links below for changelogs and user-posted screenshots.


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Check Your Galaxy Phone for the Latest Google Play System Update April 2024

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Usually, Samsung Galaxy devices are always ahead in getting new updates, but when it comes to the Google system update, there is no assurance when the latest update will come for the devices. This happens due to Google’s server limitations. For instance, the Galaxy S24 has received the January 2024 system update lately, but now Google is back on track and has started rolling out the April 2024 system update on ideal timing.

Google Play System April 2024 Update for Samsung Galaxy Phones

Last week, Google started rolling out the Play System update for Android devices, and now it has started expanding the update to Galaxy devices. For your information, with every new Play System update, the search giant provides some enhancements for Android devices through its built-in application upgrades.

With the April 2024 Play system update, Google has introduced some new changes under Google Play services. According to the changelog, under Account Management, if you are a supervisor user, you will be able to use a new dashboard to view parental control settings for wearables. This indicates that the April 2024 play system update is also available for the Wear OS.

Along with this, it introduces a new feature for smartphone users: the ability to connect with your contacts immediately after setting up your new phone. Additionally, the update also brings a new update for the Galaxy Play Store. For more clarification, you can check the official April 2024 system update changelog.

Google Play system update: April 2024 official changelog

Google Play Services v24.14 (2024-04-10)

Security and privacy

  • [Phone] Find My Device can locate your powered-off device.

Support

  • [Phone] With this new feature, you can now select a plan offer and activate an eSIM in Device Plans.

Wallet

  • [Phone] Bug fixes for wallet-related services.
  • [Phone] With this new feature, you can now use your Hong Kong Octopus Card in your wallet.

Google Play Services v24.13 (2024-04-03)

Support

  • [Auto]: New developer features for Google and third-party app developers to support related processes in their apps.

Wallet

  • [Phone] With this new feature, you’ll get notifications whenever your cards are updated and when a new virtual card is ready for use.

Google Play Store v40.4 (2024-04-01)

  • [Phone] With this new feature, you’ll have an improved installation experience when you get a prompt to download your official apps and games on Google Play.

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April 2024 update is live now for South Korean units of Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5

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Samsung has already introduced the April 2024 security patch update to several units of Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 devices. Earlier,  these devices had already grabbed the update in several regions, including the US, and now both of the foldables have started getting the latest security patch update in South Korea.

Users who own the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 can identify the latest update by the firmware version numbers F946NKSS1CXD1 and F731NKSS1CXD1, respectively. With the latest update, it doesn’t bring any significant improvements for the devices, but it will provide some enhancements to the system. 

The April 2024 update will ensure users are protected against external threats that can harm important data, and it will also give a seamless experience of the device while using any feature, so if you want to get the latest update, you can check the update by going to the system software update via system settings.

Moreover, the latest update may also provide some new features that will improve the working of the devices, so in that case, it may help you get rid of the problem. It is worth noticing that the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 have revived the One UI 6.1 software in the last update, where users have faced some problems regarding the different features, so if you want to improve them, then you should try the latest update.


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Samsung brings the LTE TDD band support for these Galaxy devices in Europe via software update

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Samsung has rolled out the second April 2024 update, which provides support for the new LTE TDD band. Several devices, including the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy S23 FE, and Galaxy A54, have spotted the update in Europe as of writing. As per the changelog, it seems that the new feature, the 4G LTE TDD band, may be exclusively available for the European region.

Samsung Galaxy Phones get LTE TDD Band Support in Europe

Samsung, on the other hand, doesn’t explain the release of this update or its purpose, but it’s possible that the company will do so in the coming days.

As per the observation, the update seems to provide a boost to network connectivity on LTE. In simple words, the update may aim to enhance network connectivity by stabilizing the speed of the internet while connecting to the 4G network.

According to the changelog, it is worth noting that Galaxy users who purchase their smartphone in Germany will not be able to use 4G networks on TDD band connections in other countries, including Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.

If you are using the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy S23 FE, and Galaxy A54 in Europe, then you should start getting new updates. To install them on your device, simply go to the software update menu via the system settings, wait for the update, and then hide the download button that appears.


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