It seems Samsung is working trying to keep up with the announced schedule, but we’re hoping it’s better than the recently released Android 4.3 update for Samsung Galaxy S3. Do note that this is not an official firmware and if you’re not good with flashing stuff, it’s better to wait for the official OTA update, which is expected to rollout next week. Additionally, the build also includes Samsung Knox and Wallet. It also brings the new tabbed browsing in the Settings app as well. The latest Android 4.3 update brings a new user interface that’s quite similar to Galaxy Note 3/S4. The firmware is available for download over at SamMobile, and they’ve posted a complete guide on how to get the update up and running on the Galaxy Note 2. Beside the leaked firmware, the publication also mentioned that Samsung will start the rollout process next week, possibly starting tomorrow, and this is the final build of the operating system. This time, another pre-release firmware with build number N7100XXUEMK4 has been leaked, thanks to the folks at SamMobile.

Last month, a pre-release version of Android 4.3 was leaked for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 with the model number GT-N7100. The feature will be available in South Korea other regions should also receive the feature soon.The official update has now been released by Samsung, more details here. To come out of the Repair Mode, the user needs to exit the mode by rebooting the device and authenticating through fingerprint or pattern recognition.Īccording to the newsroom post, Samsung Repair Mode will arrive via an update to the Galaxy S21 series phones, and later will be expanded to more models in the future. Once the Repair Mode is activated, which can be found in Settings, then Battery and Device Care menu, the smartphone gets rebooted.Īfter that, nobody will be able to access your data, including photos, messages, accounts, etc., and only default apps will be accessible. So, for example, if you wanted to keep the photos and videos on your device off limits, you could do that in Repair Mode, the report said. This mode is here to bring peace of mind, at least for Samsung Galaxy users.

Users are always concerned about their private data getting leaked or stolen from their smartphones when they send them for repair. The Samsung Repair Mode allows users to selectively choose which data they wish to disclose when their phone is in for repair, reports SamMobile. SAN FRANCISCO: South Korean tech giant Samsung has announced a new feature called Repair Mode to its Galaxy devices to ensure that the personal data on your Galaxy smartphone remains secure even when the repair technician is working on it.

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