Samsung now distributing Android 6.0.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 in the Netherlands
Following its rollout for the Galaxy A7 earlier today, Samsung is now pushing out the Android 6.0.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S 10.5 (Wi-Fi) in the Netherlands. The upgrade — XXU1CPHF — brings the latest build of Marshmallow to the slate, in addition to a multitude of bug fixes, stability improvements and speed optimizations.
If you own a Galaxy Tab S 10.5, you’re probably feeling as a little confused right now a little over a month ago a Samsung representative revealed that the tablet wouldn’t receive the firmware in Europe. Since then, it has made its way to Germany and is now available in the Netherlands. It’s expected to be available in other countries in the continent later today.
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When 6.0.1 for tab s 8.4 Lte. You forget it ?
Today I’ve recieved OTA update to 6.0.1 for my Tab S 8.4 LTE (SM-T705) International version.
I see no 6.0.1 for tab s 8.4 nowhere. So how you get 6.0.1
i have android 5 in my note 3 please release android 6 for note 3 sm-n900 from iran tehran specially screen off memo and new air command for note 3 like note 4 and note 5 please release please release please release please release…
Just installed it on my Swedish unlocked Tab S 10.5 Wi-Fi.
Tengo una Tab S 10.5 comprada en España y está actualizando a MM ahora!
I’ve had it for more than a week in Argentina.
Downloading Marshmallow on my WiFi-only Galaxy Tab S 10.5 in Canada!
I also got it in the UK. And I didn’t get confused because I learned a long time ago never to pay attention to clickbait headlines.
You got the UK firmware for the T800, i.e. the WIFI model?
I can’t see it, is there a “secret” that I need to know?
Correction! Something is coming down right now – though not through “Smart switch” which is the mechanism I was assuming would work.
Going direct has done the trick!
PS. The update wasn’t available on the 25th when I last looked.
No, I got the OTA this very morning around 9. It wasn’t available yesterday.