Updating Android on your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is a required operation if you would like your smartphone to be on top of its efficiency. In fact, the updates allow to bring a wide range of things that will make the use of your Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 more enjoyable. I never really used Android much before and I have the old samsung galaxy note 10.1 edition 2014 (wifi) (SM-P600 running Android 5.1.1) from my sister laying around here doing nothing. I thought about using it to take notes in university or use it for taking notes while playing dnd =P. The following guide is made for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition running on the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update. The guide should work for all versions of the SM-P600 running on Android 5.1.1, regardless of your firmware build number. Androidbiits.com is going to post an easy tutorial for updating Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8000 to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop using OmniROM Maintainer builds. No doubt, this is a stunning news for the proud owners of GT-N8000 who are desperately waiting to test Lollipop 5.1.1 on GT-N8000. This video shows you how to update the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.

1. Galaxy Note 10.1 Update Android 5.0
2. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Upgrade
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Edition 2014 Android 5.0 Update
4. Galaxy Note 10.1 Android 5.0
5. Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 Android 5

Androidbiits.com brings an exciting news for Note 10.1 GT-N8013 users. According to XDA member nerdyblonde, Android 5.1 Lollipop BlissPop 3.1 [Official] custom ROM is now available for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8013. Previously, Androidbiits.com has published the instructions for updating Note 10.1 GT-N8010 to Lollipop 5.1 using BlissPop [v3.1]. The exciting news is that GT-N8013 owners can now install BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. Androidbiits.com is going to publish a simple tutorial for updating Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8013 to Android 5.1 Lollipop using BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. No doubt, this is an exciting news for the proud owners of Note 10.1 GT-N8013 who are desperately waiting to test Lollipop 5.1 on GT-N8013. BlissPop 3.1 [Official] will allow you to use your favorite GT-N8013 in an effective way.

I am hoping that Note 10.1 GT-N8013 users will be able to install BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on GT-N8013 effortlessly without having issue after reading the easy tutorial written in Androidbiits.com. BlissPop 3.1 [Official] requires rooted GT-N8013, so it is important to root Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8013 before installing BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. If you haven’t rooted GT-N8013, then you must do it as soon as possible. Dear, You must install CWM recovery on GT-N8013 before installing BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. I forgot to say that the proud users of GT-N8013 can install BlissPop 3.1 [Official] effortlessly after unlocking the bootloader.

If you aren’t happy with previous software, then you may install BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on your favorite GT-N8013. BlissPop 3.1 [Official] will allow the proud users to use Lollipop 5.1 on GT-N8013. Androidbiits.com recommends that GT-N8013 owners must take a backup of their personal files including videos and games before installing BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on GT-N8013, otherwise all their data including videos and games may be vanished from GT-N8013.

Below are the easy instructions for installing BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. Androidbiits.com will not take responsibility if GT-N8013 got broken during the installation of BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. GT-N8013 battery must be more than 98 percentage before following this tutorial.

How to Install Android 5.1 Lollipop BlissPop 3.1 [Official] Custom ROM on Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 GT-N8013 [Simple Steps]

1. It is necessary to download BlissPop 3.1 [Official] for GT-N8013.

Galaxy Note 10.1 Update Android 5.0

2. Gapps must be downloaded for phone.

3. It is the proper time to activate USB debugging.

4. It is the time to attach phone with desktop.

5. It is required to send BlissPop 3.1 [Official] to GT-N8013.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Upgrade

6. It is the time to power off your phone.

7. It is the time to remove the USB cable from your phone.

Closer goapele mp3 download. 8. It is the time to put phone into Recovery Mode.

9. It is the time to tap “wipe data/factory reset” on phone.

10. It is the time to tap “wipe cache partition” on phone.

11. It is the time to click “install zip from SD card” on phone.

12. It is necessary to select BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on GT-N8013.

13. It is necessary to install BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on GT-N8013.

14. It is the time to go to the main menu on phone.

15. It is the time to click “reboot system now” on phone.

16. It is the time to wait until phone reboots.

After your Note 10.1 GT-N8013 is rebooted, you can enjoy BlissPop 3.1 [Official]. If you are facing any type of problem while installing BlissPop 3.1 [Official] on GT-N8013, then don’t hesitate to share your problem with Androidbiits.com.

Update: November 11, 2020 (7:10 AM ET): Samsung is pushing out the One UI 3.0 beta update to the Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G, SamMobile reports. But before you get your hopes up, it’s worth noting that this update seems to be restricted to Korea right now.

The update, packing the version number N976NKSU1ZTK6, also packs the November 2020 security patch. It seems to weigh in at roughly 2,060MB according to a screenshot obtained by the outlet.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Edition 2014 Android 5.0 Update

News of the update also comes a few hours after Samsung confirmed on its Korean forum that the One UI 3.0 beta will be coming to the Note 10 series, S10 series, Galaxy Z Fold 2, and Galaxy Z Flip 5G. It stands to reason then that the rest of these phones can’t be far behind the Note 10 Plus 5G.

Original article: Welcome to the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus update hub. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about the latest Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus updates. That includes their current versions and when future updates are likely to arrive. Keep in mind that the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus generally receive their updates at the same time.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus update

• Current stable version: Android 10
• When will the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus get Android 11? December 2020 (estimated)

The Galaxy Note 10 line launched in August 2019 with the then-latest version of Android, Android 9 Pie. Like most Android flagships, these are expected to receive at least two major updates in their lifetimes.

The first confirmed major update is Android 10, which publicly launched toward the beginning of September. Soon after, Samsung began a beta program for its flagships, including the Note 10 line. This beta program lasted for a few months before Samsung started rolling out Android 10 in a stable form.

Galaxy Note 10.1 Android 5.0

At this point, nearly every device in the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 family, including the Star Wars model and the Sprint version, should have the Android 10 update. Any stragglers should get it by the end of January 2020. That update will include One UI 2.0, based on Android 10.

Samsung also beat Google to the punch with the January 2020 security patch, rolling it out to the Note 10 before Google rolled it out to the Pixel 4. Samsung’s update game has been on point lately, and the Note 10 is its sixth device to get the latest security patch.

According to a few Reddit posts, Canadian Galaxy Note 10 devices began receiving the latest Android 10-powered One UI 2.0 update January 6. Devices on carriers Telus, Bell, Rogers, and Sasktel received the update first, and other carrier devices followed suit shortly.

Two days later, a tipster over at Android Police let the world know Samsung began pushing out the latest stable Android 10 update to unlocked Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G devices in the UK. That same day, we also saw the update roll out to Indonesian variants of the Note 10 series thanks to a post on Reddit.

The March 2020 security update officially rolled out to Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus devices in the first week of March. It landed on devices in the Netherlands, the UK, Spain, and Hungary. The update didn’t introduce anything particularly exciting, but improved security is always welcome.

On April 21, Samsung made Galaxy S20 camera features available on Canadian Note 10 devices. The features included: Single Take Mode, Night Hyperlapse, custom filters, Pro Video Mode, and more. The update also introduced new Quick Share and Music share functionality to the phones. Quick Share lets Galaxy Note 10 users easily share photos, videos, and other large files with contacts nearby, while Music share lets others play their music on Bluetooth devices connected to your Galaxy Note 10. You can read more details about the new camera features here.

Galaxy Note 10.1 N8000 Android 5

On June 5, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 phones started receiving the June 2020 security patches (via SamMobile). The patch rollout started a few days before with Qualcomm-based devices here in the United States, but it then started rolling out globally, including to Exynos-based models. This new update didn’t just feature the June 2020 security patch but also a new feature: a “Call and text on other devices” quick toggle. Paired with another Samsung device (such as a tablet), this feature will allow you to easily take calls/texts on the secondary device.

In July, Samsung rolled out the July 2020 security update for Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus devices (as reported by SamMobile). The over-the-air upgrades for the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Plus featured build numbers N970FXXS5CTFA and N975FXXS5CTFA respectively. These updates only bumped the security of the devices up to July 1, and they didn’t come with any other features.

Samsung rolled out the One UI 2.5 update to the Note 10 family (including the Lite and 5G models) in September 2020, SamMobile reported. This version of Samsung’s custom Android skin brought a slew of new features, including Wireless DeX support, new Pro video camera features, added options in Samsung keyboard, and much more. You can view the full list of all major One UI 2.5 features here.

Let us know which Galaxy Note 10 update you’re rocking in the comments. Also, feel free to tip us if you’ve spotted a recent update we’ve missed!

Looking for another device update? Check out our Android 9 Pie and Android 10 update trackers.