The Kit-Kat update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition (SM-P600) seems to have been released in several countries, but not yet in the UK. Are we likely to get this update any time soon? I don't want to install a micro SD card until the new revision is released, as I understand some users have had problems with apps installed on the micro SD card.
Kit-Kat on Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition?
I've got this tablet. Helpfully Kit-Kat will land on it soon. If it's been released in other countries I can't see why it would be long before we get it?
You can manually update to kitkat using link below. Did it last night and works fine (update at your own risk of course).
With kitkat you can now mirror cast 10.1 to TV.
Works very well.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/galaxy-note...rmware-1449322
With kitkat you can now mirror cast 10.1 to TV.
Works very well.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/galaxy-note...rmware-1449322
Originally Posted by oilman:
“You can manually update to kitkat using link below. Did it last night and works fine (update at your own risk of course).
With kitkat you can now mirror cast 10.1 to TV.
Works very well.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/galaxy-note...rmware-1449322”
“You can manually update to kitkat using link below. Did it last night and works fine (update at your own risk of course).
With kitkat you can now mirror cast 10.1 to TV.
Works very well.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/galaxy-note...rmware-1449322”
I got fed up of waiting for Samsung to finally upgrade my tablet, by the time they roll it out Android L (5.0) will be out.
I followed the above manual upgrade instructions for kitkat and it worked like a dream.
I don't think Samsung will update this model in the UK; they've moved on with the release of the S series.
As for manually updating to KitKat, my tablet is only 5 months into its 2 year John Lewis warranty, so I won't be doing that anytime soon.
As for manually updating to KitKat, my tablet is only 5 months into its 2 year John Lewis warranty, so I won't be doing that anytime soon.
How would I achieve this and any advantages in doing so?
I read a couple of online DIYs, they didn't make a lot of sense to me.
I read a couple of online DIYs, they didn't make a lot of sense to me.
Originally Posted by Geoff_W:
“I don't think Samsung will update this model in the UK; they've moved on with the release of the S series.
As for manually updating to KitKat, my tablet is only 5 months into its 2 year John Lewis warranty, so I won't be doing that anytime soon.”
“I don't think Samsung will update this model in the UK; they've moved on with the release of the S series.
As for manually updating to KitKat, my tablet is only 5 months into its 2 year John Lewis warranty, so I won't be doing that anytime soon.”
I can appreciate your caution, but updating to kitkat 4.4.4 allows mirroring of screen to a chromecast, which enables me to cast justabout anything now. If this is not important to you, then there is probably no major need to update (unless perhaps you were having some sd card issues).
Actually I think updating as per method shown above is more reliable that OTA updating, but if things go wrong with an OTA, at least you could justifiably claim to John Lewis it was not your fault.
Kitkat is actually here at last! Took them long enough. Have my tablet set to auto update, but still had to do a manual check for it.
