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[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jscsltd:
I haven't noticed any thing yet but will keep an eye on this.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] masi0:
if the update is for C432 model then it is not UK exclusive
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
It is but I do know it has some extra code in it for some UK networks!
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jc83419:
There is Volte on b138??l
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
Yes there is with WiFi calling. Activate it by going into the main settings app. Under networks , tap the MORE option. Mobile Networks and then activate it.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gm007:
They are limiting update through APN settings ,each carrier has different APN.

So Sim card,APN,and Regions,decide if you get the update or no.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
Trick is to have a few spare SIM cards from a couple of different networks. I go the update with my iD mobile sim inside phone though.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jc83419:
Are you using l09? I dont see a new b138 on ff.

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[MENTION=4115953]gm007[/MENTION], on your c636, do you have volte?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gm007:
No,my carrier doesn't support it.

I noticed changing sim card, shows hidden applications that are not available on my carrier sim card.

CNN and another app appears on my home screen after changing sim cards.

So maybe volte is inside the firmware but hidden.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] jc83419:
Could be. When i was on al00 b156, i saw there is an option to use volte. Once i changed to c432, dont see it anymore.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] stewarta13wsb:
B138 updated for me yesterday. UK, Sim free from Carphone Warehouse. Maybe the branded handsets will be slower?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
I got mine from Three UK. My update arrived a few days before you, so it seems CPW and Three are getting the update at the same time.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Benji1983:
hi

here in austria i only got L29C432B126 right now and no update to B138 anywhere ^^

greetz benji
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Elfable:
Cyprus user bought my M9 from Amazon.it a month ago it came with B138 when i was in UK for a week it seemed like the battery could go 2 day and more i dont know if it has to do with

cellular networks(my carrier is not supported in UK) but in my country i find it hard to get more than 1 and a half day with a full charge and light use, no updates and security patch from 1st of December 2016
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Seyley:
update or not....

Phone from Amazon purchased 25th March 17 and dispatch and received in the SE of the UK (Don't know, may make a difference to the dispatched batches), L09 with a B156 variant, Had to do 4 sessions of updating OTA to get to the present patch level. Nothing since (now 8/04/17).

Is everyone else in the UK at this point?

Still getting about 30 hours based on light use...just being honest as everyone else (okay sweeping statement) seem to be power users. So for example, was on 12% battery left when I got on the train home from London. Looked at all the emails received in the afternoon and notifications from YouTube. Looked up a few sites for the weekend activity. Watched 3 YouTube probably 10 mins in total video viewing time. 2 hours 30 mins later actually in the house did an update to various Apps, about 5, battery now at 11%. Had some chatter with people on Facebook messenger only about 30 messages exchanged. Phone went into night time mode at 11 pm. Next morning, phone woke up at 7 (I had actually woken up at 4 a:m, don't ask). Looked at the phone at the battery was at 8%.

Put the phone on charge at about 9 ish with the phone still 'live'.

Just thought that I would put the alternative to those who are power users as I'm clearly not one of those and think the battery drain is brilliant compared to my old HTC One M8.

But I do think after without being neurotic that the far Eastern manufacturers take a 'negative' view of the British and northern Europe with their support for our networks, patches and the supply of spare chargers. The non sale of the Samsung Mate 5 in the UK for the reasons that we were not business productive enough as a nation as an official statement from Samsung left a bitter taste in my mouth with their generalisation and at a pinch of racism.

Sey....
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Governa:
Source?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] Seyley:
Rory O'Neil's (Vice President of Samsung Europe) in an interview with Tech Radar 16th February 2016. Google that article and search phrase "Reasons for Samsung Note 5 not being released in the UK" will bring up other sources.... Enjoy!
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] MentallyRich:
Just wondering why you think this phone is getting wifi calling on three? This hasn't happened so far.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
I did get it ages ago.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] MentallyRich:
There is nothing on the phone to suggest it supports that and the three site doesn't say this phone has WiFi calling . I still don't know why you are saying it supports it unless you've seen it in action.

Would be nice if it did support it but I've seen nothing to suggest it does.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
Because it has it. Only on Three UK. When I put my EE sim in, the options in the settings apps vanished instantly.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] kolembo:
Hey, try a VPN like Opera, and try different regions.

It works very well with the OnePlus 3t
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] MentallyRich:
Sorry to be a pain but can you tell me where these settings are as I can't see anything. I can only assume you are talking about the volte setting which isn't the same as wifi calling.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] gavinfabl:
I've got quite a few phones and I apologise as I've mixed up volte with wifi calling. I swear though it was coming as I was told it should be. Not sure why I've not got it.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Da_Hausa:
Hey guys,

I'm on:

Viper10 5.3.0 - Android 7

Magisk 11.1

Magisk Manager 4.1

FW 2.41.617.3

S-OFF

BL: LOCKED

and wanted to use Android Pay with my Austrian debitcard (Bank Austria & EasyBank) and VISA Card.

Go to:

Settings

Google

Android Pay

Add credit-/debitkard

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Credit card VISA

Fill in my VISA card no.

"Cannot use card with Android pay"

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Depitcard BankAustria &/or EasyBank

Fill in my card no.

"Card type not allowed"

I don't know what's the problem.

Hopefully someone knows what to do.
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] zun_optimus:
Hi buddy, I have a question about my HTC 10 which from Aus too ^^ Does your device have an update to Android 7.0? My device still in Android 6.0 now and I dont know how long to have an update to 7.0 :(
[HTC 10 Questions & Answers] Da_Hausa:
Hey,

well I'm on Android 7. But I flashed a custom rom that is based on Android 7. I flashed the Rom: "Viper10 5.3" from here

http://venomroms.com/viper10-downloads/?refresh=xmas

And here is the forum link for further questions

https://xdaforums.com/htc-10/development/rom-21-02-viper10-1-0-0-tweaks-hub-t3379151

Greez
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanB720:
Is this service avalible for our handset in the UK yet? or do you still have to use Three In-Touch App.
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
First, I will say that I have done an extensive amount of searching and reading about boot loops and issues with the Note 4 before posting this. After days of dead ends, I have to ask for help...

About a week ago (end of January 2017), I installed the Verizon security patch update for Android 6.0.1 for my Note 4 (SM-N910V): MMB29M.N910VVRS2CQA1. Everything was normal until this past Friday night, when I used a flashlight app (had been installed since I had the phone and used often) and it spun into a bootloop. Battery was at 20% at the time, and since I've had the phone, the battery quickly discharges below ~15%.

Situational Details:

Anyways, the bootloop goes all the way to the home screen, and often the touchscreen is active for a few seconds (varies) before it freezes for 5 seconds and continues the bootloop. It's worth noting that during the bootloop, the screen gets incrediby hot at a specific point: horizontally across from the power button and vertically below the light sensor.

Also, I'm able to access the recovery menu, download menu, and boot menu. Also, when a power cable is connected to the phone (with battery inside), the phone screen shows the empty charging battery symbol and then immediately turns on, without me having to press the power button. After that, the only way to actually power off the phone is to remove the battery or let it bootloop until it dies.

So far, I've tried the following without success:

-Wiping partition cache

-Factory data reset

-Flashing stock ROM with Odin. Though Odin recognized the device in the USB port and it accepted the ROM which I loaded it with, there was no activity from Odin to the phone once I clicked "Start". I'm using the original USB cable that came with the phone (the one that I charge it with), and the USB port is working fine.

-Using Kies3/Kies2.6/Smartswitch to revert back to factory stock ROM. Though Kies3 is allegedly the correct software, they all display an error message that my device is not supported, when I attach a USB cable to my laptop from my phone (regardless of USB port).

-When using Kies3 to try Tools > Firmware upgrade and Initialisation, Kies accepts "SM-N910V" as the model number, but it displays an error message that my S/N is incorrect, though I am copying and verifiying the IMEI from under the battery compartment (I also registered my phone with Samsung using this IMEI, so I know it's valid).

-Wiping partition cache 5x + Factory data reset 5x before rebooting

When in the recovery mode, the current android version MMB29M.N910VVRS2CQA1 is listed, which I find incredibly bizarre, since I thought it would have flashed to the stock ROM after a factory data reset. *shrug*

It's crossed my mind that the exceedingly hot temps may be causing the boot loop, but genuinely do not know if that's true or why it would become so hot in the first place. Either way, I just want to toss the idea out that maybe I have a hardware issue that's causing such overheating.

Anyways, at this point, I'm totally confused about what to do, especially since it's not totally bricked. Any/all help is greatly appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
Anybody have any thoughts at all? I'm more and more open to the theory that it's overheating and causing a boot loop. When it's been sitting for a long time at room temperature, the screen remains at full brightness on the Verizon splash screen, and does so until it gets stupidly hot near the microSD / SIM slots... then it boots up for ~5-15 seconds, freezes for 5 seconds, and boot loops again.

I may try to thoroughly wrap my phone in plastic wrap and apply an ice pack before attempting to use it again. I find it hard to believe that the culprit is batteries since the issue happens with both batteries that I have (purchased separately at different times).
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
Ok, I had my Note 4 totally cold yesterday and booted it up normally. I discovered a few things while playing with it:

When the first reboot happened,the usual hot spot was hardly to room temperature. I tried this exact same test again this morning, with the same results... the hot spot was not even to room temperature when it froze and rebooting.

It's worth noting that I figured out the screen does not freeze if the display is constantly moving, regardless of phone temperature. For example, I normally try to do something/anything prior to the phone freezing and rebooting, like establish a file transfer type usb connection to my laptop, instead of the default 'charge' type connection. Well, to go through the settings menu and pick out the connection type, the screen will always hang for a split second as it loads the next set of menus. Normally, it would freeze at this point and reset. But today, I decided to click on the Apps button and oscillate my finger on the screen to flip between pages of apps... and it worked for several minutes straight.

I know my problem seems incredibly strange, but do any of these symptoms have any plausible explanation? I'd hate to think there is literally nothing that I do and that my $$$ Note 4 phone is now a brick.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Do you have USB debugging turned on? Do you have all of the USB drivers for Samsung phones installed? Are you using the stock USB cable when you use Odin?

If you can't get Odin to flash your firmware(it has to be the same version you have or newer, it can't be older), then you may have a hardware issue that is a result of the excess heat you mentioned.
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
I didn't have USB debugging turned on before. I turned it on (under developer options... which I barely have time to access before it restarts), but now both my laptop and desktop won't recognize the device via any USB port. I do have the USB drivers for Samsung phones installed and have re-installed them a few times, to be safe. Also, I am only using the stock USB cable when doing any of these things.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Does the device show in device manager? What is it labelled as in device manager?
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
Assuming you mean the device manager in Windows, it's only showing as "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)".

Two new interesting notes:

When I enter Maintenance Boot Mode (Down Volume + Power to boot) and select USB Debug Mode, it now just performs a normal reboot. I can't recall for certain if this was any different in the past.

When I have the ability to access Developer options, I can definitely see that USB debugging is checked. Also, when I select 'USB configuration', 'charging' is pre-selected by default. When "MTP" (media transfer protocol) is selected, the developer mode menu still displays the value as 'charging', even though subsequently accessing the 'USB configuration' sub-menu shows that MTP is selected. Weird.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Have you tried booting to safe mode, if it boots to safe mode then it's a user app or a user app update that is causing your bootloop. In safe mode you can uninstall whatever app or app update caused it.
[General Questions and Answers] 1weirdtrick:
Yeah, I thought about that, too. I've tried safe mode even after factory resets + cache wipes and it still boot loops. ("Safe mode" does indeed display in the bottom left of the display/GUI) Good thoughts, though.
[General Questions and Answers] Droidriven:
Starting to sound like a hardware issue.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
I have got an unlocked Galaxy S7 (G930F) and have flashed the android nougat update (BTU - UK - 7.0). It is working fine.

Since I have updated to nougat, there are some updates released (bug fixes, I can confirm this on sammobile site) but are not available when I check for the updates in settings.

Any idea on what this issue might be.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] userName'dYa:
If you have either root or custom recovery you can't receive OTAs but you can update using SmartSwitch on your PC
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
hi mate

Updates ( if you are not rooted) are CSC carrier dependent , if your carrier or CSC do not issue any updates ...you will not have them.

When you checked in sammobile you checked if your carrier / CSC had updates?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
No updates on Smart switch

I do not have root or custom recovery. I have downloaded the firmware from sammobile and checked that the knox warranty is not tripped over and the device status is still official.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
The BTU firmwares in the UK are not network dependent as far as I know and they come installed in unlocked devices with no network bloatware.

I do remember flashing the CSC (G930FOXA1DPLT - that's the current one) which came with the BTU firmware. The new CSC has updates (G930FOXA1DQB1).

Am I missing something or is the device still dependent on a network to approve this.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] userName'dYa:
Do you get any error?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
No, it says "the latest updates have already been installed "

I even had this issue on Android 6 so I downloaded the Android 7 and flashed it via odin. Now there are updates but I would like to get the OTA to update it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] userName'dYa:
Are these bug fixes for the country AND the carrier you are using
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
Yes the bug fixes are for this country (UK).

I am not sure if they are carrier dependent as it is an unlocked software (I am on O2 and there is a different firmware for O2 locked devices).

Are they still carrier dependent is the phone is unlocked?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] userName'dYa:
Yes the carrier matters even for unlocked phones
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
Okay, in this case I think I will have to wait for O2 to approve them.

I thought the idea of having an unlocked phone from samsung is to use any sim and get updates directly from Samsung when they release it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Hi

You get updates either by the carrier or by the CSC , in your case you have an unbranded firmware , BTU, so no carrier updates...you will get an update only when an update for BTU unbranded firmware is release it , independently if there are other firmwares newer than yours around....only way to keep updated to the latests is flashing it yourself any new release , check this thread if you deciede to go that way
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] SergioA:
Try to get your CSC code by installing Phone Info from the market : I too have flashed the first official Nougat BTU UK 7.0 firmware with Odin, with a complete reset of the phone, but in my case I still have CSC = ITV and not BTU.

This seems to prevent us from getting the new OTA update : somewhere I've read that after the Odin procedure I should have entered recovery and factory reset the phone from there to get the CSV changed to BTU as the installed firmware is a "multi-csc" variant.

We still can download today's new firmware from SamMobile and use home_csc to avoid resetting again the phone.

Hope someone more expert than me can confirm/correct my statements ;)

Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Luke_23:
I was wondering the same and SergioA is right. I still have the DBT CSC although I was flashing the BTU Firmware. Thanks for clarification :)
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] otmosziz:
So my S7(Sprint) running on G930U firmware will go back to Sprint Nougat firmware full of bloatware? :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
The BTU has a firmware update available on sammobile but not it's not OTA update on my phone.

What if I download the new update and flash it via odin with HOME_CSC file added. Will it start the updates by carrrier?
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] JCBRR1:
My S7 DUOS FD and my wife's S7 F both recieved the Nougat OTA update DQB1 today, mine was originally CSC XSG (UAE) and mi wife's was CSC TTT (Trinidad And Tobago), and both were updated to CSC BTU Nougat Final release, changing the CSC to BTU (this will wipe out your memory in the process but for a newer OS version it is recommended). I had doubts about getting any OTA updates since my S7 is the FD version which does not exists as a BTU phone originally, but in the end I got the update.

Long story short, if you want to recieve OTA updates after sideloading firmware with ODIN with a different CSC, you should fully convert to that new CSC, otherwise you won't get the OTA's.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Hi

if you have a DPLT firmware you should get it soon.....unless your system by some reason is not set as original ( even if knox is tripped but your system is set as original you will get it) anyhow is faster if you download it yourself and flash it , use home_csc so you will not factory reset your phone , NOTE: has to be the same home_csc that you have in your phone right now , not any home_csc for example:

Lets say you want to flash the latest firmware and it happens to be from France and you do not want to loose any of your apps , config or data

1 find out what CSC is installed in your phone ( phoneinfo app is great for that) in your case BTU

2 download the latest possible firmware for your CSC and extract from it the home_csc file , save it , discard the rest

3 download the latest firmware available , in our example France , extract from it download the MAIN-file and extract AP BL & CP save it , discard the other 2 files ( home_csc and CSC from France firmware

4 now take AP BL & CP from the latest firmware ( in our example France) and take the home_csc from a BTU firmware ( why , because is the CSC installed in your phone) and flash the together

In that way you can always have the latest in your phone without waiting for it , phone will not be knox tripped , will be 100%official as is all official firmware
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Illyakulinych:
If your using the btu version for UK phones, then how did you manage not to brick your phone? The UK phones do not have snapdragon, they have the Samsung chips.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] kamranali44:
Thank you, you are a hero :good:. I did update via odin and installed it without losing any data.

As I have said I have previously (about a week ago) used the CSC file rather than HOME_CSC.

I have the Phone Info app, The Orignal CSC code is blank(is it normal?), Does this look normal as I have not checked the CSC before updating to android nougat. I have added a screenshot of it.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] MAX 404:
Glad you made it !!

It should have one ( it really does not matter) but with multi csc rom not to sure , important thing is to know what your active CSC is
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] SergioA:
So to make things even more complicated, what happens if I flash the latest 7.0 DQB3 BTU firmware with its own HOME_CSC over the previous 7.0 DPLT BTU I've currently running with active ITV CSC?

Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] JCBRR1:
Probably you'll end up with a full BTU CSC firmware, but in the process your memory will not be deleted.

Just a guess, I might as well be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] userName'dYa:
It will go back to Sprint, but it will have bloatware, and you'll have to root and then remove it. I flashed on my phone a Vodafone firmware and now I have bloatware again. :(

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I think you should not flash a HOME_CSC, but the AP file and if you want also the BL and the other files.
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] Luke_23:
That's not right. I flashed the BTU Firmware with it's Home CSC file on my DBT phone and according to Phone Info I'm still on DBT and did not lose any data
[Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions and Answers] clio16v:
You are not getting the BTU OTA updates because you don't have BTU CSC but DBT. You flashed BTU Rom but it's a multi CSC Rom and it has inside your original DBT CSC. So your CSC didn't change to BTU...If you want to have BTU CSC so you can get OTA upfates from BTU you have first to flash a rom that it's CSC is not inside the multi CSC you have now, let's say for example a rom with EUR CSC. Then you CSC will change to EUR. After that you can reflash BTU Rom and your CSC will change to BTU...Then you can take the OTA updates from BTU normally...