Earlier this month, we reported that US carriers have taken the decision to push software updates to the Galaxy Note 7 in order to brick phones on their networks. Samsung had taken the decision to send out an OTA update on December 19 to kill Note 7 units remaining in the US.
T-Mobile was the first US carrier to schedule such an update and the company is set to issue such updates today. It seems that most US carriers preferred to schedule OTA updates after the holidays, to not affect users who might be travelling in this period of time.
The US carrier will start releasing a software update carrying the build number N930TUVU2APL2. The update would prevent the Galaxy Note 7 from charging and display a notification with details about the Note 7 recall. It will also show Note 7 owners the steps that they would need to take i...
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T-Mobile Begins Pushing Update to Kill Galaxy Note 7 Units Today
Earlier this month, we reported that US carriers have taken the decision to push software updates to the Galaxy Note 7 in order to brick phones on their…