It does seem daft to have all these different CSC that literally get the same firmware.
I mean Apple, IOS 5.3, boom released, done, next.
I mean Apple, IOS 5.3, boom released, done, next.
I guess this problem is caused by Samsung hardware diversification (I mean the release of the same update for devices with different SoC, different screen etc.). With the release of Windows for example this problem is very marked, and in fact on some PCs it is more or less fluid and stable than others.It does seem daft to have all these different CSC that literally get the same firmware.
I mean Apple, IOS 5.3, boom released, done, next.
I mean I understand developing firmware for US is different for international variants, but we're all SM-G998B here. Samsung should just make a unified firmware and any country specific features are given as a server side update based on the country the user's samsung acc is based on. Why should Asian users like me have to wait while Europe gets them early? It doesn't make any sense at all. Sure I changed my CSC from XTC to DBT but not all users are as nerdy as usI guess this problem is caused by Samsung hardware diversification (I mean the release of the same update for devices with different SoC, different screen etc.). With the release of Windows for example this problem is very marked, and in fact on some PCs it is more or less fluid and stable than others.
The only bad thing is the waste of time in releasing first for Germany and then for all other countries.
That's why i said they should release the update for all countries.I mean I understand developing firmware for US is different for international variants, but we're all SM-G998B here. Samsung should just make a unified firmware and any country specific features are given as a server side update based on the country the user's samsung acc is based on. Why should Asian users like me have to wait while Europe gets them early? It doesn't make any sense at all. Sure I changed my CSC from XTC to DBT but not all users are as nerdy as us![]()
Unlocked iPhones will get the update all at once but I think carrier-locked devices get the update later albeit in a couple of days... But yes, it's the fragmentation in Android and further fragmentation within each OEM that hinders a unified release! For Apple, they just need to develop the updates for iPhones (which are practically the same all over the world except for the series - X, 11, 12, 13 etc)...Atleast, we should be happy that Samsung has come a long way in their software department compared to what it was a couple of years ago!It does seem daft to have all these different CSC that literally get the same firmware.
I mean Apple, IOS 5.3, boom released, done, next.
Right...I had forgotten that Apple releases new updates on the same day for older models as well.Unlocked iPhones will get the update all at once but I think carrier-locked devices get the update later albeit in a couple of days... But yes, it's the fragmentation in Android and further fragmentation within each OEM that hinders a unified release! For Apple, they just need to develop the updates for iPhones (which are practically the same all over the world except for the series - X, 11, 12, 13 etc)...Atleast, we should be happy that Samsung has come a long way in their software department compared to what it was a couple of years ago!
Speed up and give us even more bugged software? No thanks.Another good news:
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Samsung could speed up the firmware update process for customers in Europe
Samsung is seemingly working on speeding up the firmware update process for Galaxy device customers in Europe. The company made ...www.sammobile.com
Read the article. It is rumored that Samsung no longer wants to release new CSC-based updates.Speed up and give us even more bugged software? No thanks.
And to be honest less spam with fake/guessed dates means cleaner topic.
Why is your unit replaced?View attachment 5520293
At this point I can't say BULF would have bad battery problems. My unit got replaced which means this is still learning my patterns and still got 9 hours of SOT with a lot of gaming. Maybe Samsung's batteries for the S21 just degrade faster
I usually send my phone to service just before warranty expires to have my battery replaced. This time around, samsung said my old unit had a bad charging port and a motherboard issue so they said they'd replace the unit, although that was probably a bluff and they did that because a replacement battery takes longer than a new unit to arrive where I'm at. Regardless, my phone's all new without scratches and dents and the battery has been stellar once again.
I know what they want to do and I am ok, however like most sammobile posts - name of the article is a simole clickbaitRead the article. It is rumored that Samsung no longer wants to release new CSC-based updates.
P.S: I agree about guesses, in fact I think that CheckFirm is a more interesting way.
With the second January update?Battery seems to be holding up very well thus far.... hope next update is even better.
how's the estimated battery health on your accubattery?Battery seems to be holding up very well thus far.... hope next update is even better.
Just to be clear about this story:I hope the 2nd January update fixes the micro lags when scrolling in most of my apps especially reddit and XDA
Thanks, so does that mean we should get one UI 4.1 as the next update in February?Just to be clear about this story:
For our models there will be no "second january patch", because this is just an update released for US models which still hadn't received a firmware with all changes implemented in BULF.
Proof of this is represented by different changelist numbers, for example.
What kind of journalistic bulls***(pardon my French) is this?Exclusive: One UI 5.0 brings major improvement for animation speeds
One UI 5.0 is the next major iteration of...www.sammobile.com
Awesome! Need to admit that this man with this app is a GOD.That’s normal, mine is DBT/DBT/DBT/EUX/BTU but get updates for DBT