Galaxy Note 5 Duos Nougat update released
It has only been a few weeks since the Galaxy Note 5 started receiving the Android 7.0 Nougat update. The roll out began in Turkey and has since been expanded to other countries across the globe. Just yesterday, Sprint became the first carrier in the United States to send out Nougat for the Galaxy Note 5 on its network.
Samsung is now rolling out the Galaxy Note 5 Duos Nougat update as well. The handset – model number SM-N9208 – is receiving said update in Indonesia and the Philippines. Firmware version N9208XXU3CQC6 is being rolled out for this dual-SIM handset. It’s available for download via our firmware section.
It’s the same Android 7.0 Nougat update that people have come to know and love, bringing a plethora of new features for the device which we’ve detailed in a video review embedded below.
Since major firmware updates are almost always released in phases, it may be a while before all Galaxy Note 5 Duos owners receive Nougat on their handsets.
Thanks, Haris!
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hey when firmware update for 9208 taiwan… waiting for long time and not update…
Finally they came out with a laggy nougat for note 5 n9208, laggy keyboard, laggy screen, etc. I dont have words to express my feeling. Now my phone is on a crap nougat software.
I have the Note 5 SM-N9208(Philippines) but I haven’t received the nougat update yet, but in sammobile it says it’s already out. I am trying to update via OTA(over the air) but have no luck, anyone can tell me what’s going on? Thanks
I don’t why these article revealed Note 5 duos has been released in Indonesia. But my N-9208 got nothing. Anyone in Indonesia got the Nougat?
Please Do not update to Nogut:
The Battery life has become worst, I have tried everything, like hard resetting(2Times), clearing cache etc, nothing helped.
Marshmallow was much better in terms of battery life compared to this Nogut.
Other than battery life, the User interface is nice and different, support for icons in themes.
Though the use of Resolution change is uSeless, i dont find any difference.
One more minor bug, delay while using recent and back buttoms, its visible.
Kindly help me to get back to marshmallow.
really?
Yes, and the minor bug is when we clear the recent applications, it takes a second to go back to home screen(lag) but battery life is really worst compar3d to marshmallow, I guess its because the signal has become weak on jio network.
Earlier on marshmallow the signal was strong, this may be the reason of bad battery life. Hope they soon provide any update to fix the battery life, else I will have to look for other options.
When…..will the malaysia note 5 release
N9208 Taiwan got Adroid Nougat
did u really got the update ???
I haven’t seen anything yet.
Galaxy Tab S2 Italy got Android Nougat
How do I get this phone in South Africa. Contacted Samsung South Africa and they don’t know of about it
And here am I still waiting for Android 7 on my unlocked international S6….
Nougat update for S6/S6E International version has been rolled out already.
All you need to do is grab any 7.0 firmware of your choice from Firmware section and flash it using Odin.
I dont want to install it manually and after that being forced to wipe everything on my phone just to have automated updates again
What? You mean ‘I’ variant?
No. International versions (G920F & G925F)
“I” variant is a Region Specific model.
you must be a retarded skid then that roots because it’s cool and all the cool kids do it !11!11
Why complain, and using ODIN is easy as pie but remember backup your data first before flashing.
Still waiting for Taiwan
Yet the f*cken G920I/925I variants of S6/edge are collecting dust. Good f*cking job, Samsung
Who the f*ck downvoted? Are you autistic? Dumbas$
skid
Is that your nickname? Nice.
.. are you 10 years old, Einstein? move on, and please, take your 6 year old Prius and skinny jeans with ya, son ..
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Wow, I sure did stick my foot in my mouth, huh? That’ll teach me! Thanks daddy, I don’t know what I’d do without you!
Still waiting for Malaysia.