SM-N9700 | Samsung Galaxy Note 10

Android 9 Pie N9700ZSU1ASJ5

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Changes in Android 9 for SM-N9700 from Samsung

With the release of Android 9 (Pie), the SM-N9700 from Samsung saw significant improvements compared to the previous version. One of the most notable enhancements is the phone's performance, with improved responsiveness and overall efficiency due to better memory and resource management.

The user interface in Android 9 features a simpler and clearer design, making it easier for users to navigate between apps and settings. New features like gesture-based navigation have been introduced to enhance usability.

Regarding privacy, security has been bolstered with new features such as more precise permission management, allowing users to control app permissions individually, thus enhancing personal security.

In terms of app management, Android 9 offers notable improvements like "Adaptive Battery," which helps manage open apps more effectively. Security updates have also improved, ensuring that users receive the latest security patches more swiftly.

Finally, new features like Dark Mode have been added, providing greater comfort for the eyes in low-light environments, along with enhancements in battery management through smarter usage controls.

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Details of Download

Brand Samsung
Name Galaxy Note 10
Model SM-N9700
System Android 9 Pie
Baseband BRI N9700ZSU1ASJ5
Firmware Type Upgrade Firmware
Download Count 986
Notes

    Attention:
  • This firmware for Galaxy Note 10 mobile is compatible with model SM-N9700 only and should not be installed on any other model.
  • The firmware version is Android 9, most phone manufacturers don't allow you to downgrade the system to an earlier version.
  • Installation is at your own risk.

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