AT&T version of Samsung Galaxy S5 receives Android 5.1.1 update
AT&T subscribers sporting the Samsung Galaxy S5 are starting to receive the update to Android 5.1.1. This also features security updates, which probably means that a fix for the Stagefright exploit is included. Also being added to the AT&T Galaxy S5 is Android For Work. This allows employees to bring their own Android phone to work and lets them access a secure container of enterprise-centric Google apps. For phones that include on-device encryption, the update will repair a problem with the Ultra Power Saver mode.
The update weighs in at around 610MB, and you should be on a Wi-Fi network when downloading and installing it. In addition, you should make sure that your battery is charged to at least 50% before you begin the process of updating your phone.
If you are receiving the update OTA (as opposed to syncing with your PC and using Samsung Kies), keep in mind that it is sent out on a staggered basis. That means it might take a few days before it finally reaches your handset. If you want to try to manually get the update out, go to Settings > About Device and check to see if it has arrived.
source: AT&T via AndroidCentral
If you are receiving the update OTA (as opposed to syncing with your PC and using Samsung Kies), keep in mind that it is sent out on a staggered basis. That means it might take a few days before it finally reaches your handset. If you want to try to manually get the update out, go to Settings > About Device and check to see if it has arrived.
This should not be the last update for the phone. Earlier this month, a list of Samsung models allegedly tapped to receive Android 6.0 Marshmallow included the Samsung Galaxy S5.
source: AT&T via AndroidCentral
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