If there’s a
Sprint Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 laying somewhere around you, you should pick it up
and see whether there’s a new software update waiting for you. Sprint’s support
page says that a new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Android 4.4.2 update is now
being pushed to users.
Because the
Galaxy Tab 4 runs Android 4.4.2 out of the box, all the KitKat-specific
features such as transparent status bar, white status bar iconography, improved
Location menu, immersive mode, cloud printing, full screen album art in the
lock screen, or color emoji support have came pre-loaded. The new firmware
update is minor and according to the official changelog it “adds Kids Mode
application.” Whether you want that app or not, it’s recommended to
install the latest update as it also arrives with bug fixes and improved
system stability.
The new
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Android 4.4.2 update is labeled T237PVPU1ANL1 and it
should have a size below 100 MB. Even so, we are recommending you to download
it using a Wi-Fi network in order to avoid damaging your data plan.
Of course,
the new update is being rolled out in phases, meaning that some of you might
have to wait a bit longer before being able to download it. If you can see the
system update message in the notifications area, all you need to do is tap on
it, choose ‘Download now’, wait until the download is completed, then select
‘Install now’. Your tablet should reboot and install the new firmware. You can
also check for the update manually under Settings > General > System
updates > Update now or via KIES after you have successfully plugged in your
Tab 4 to the PC using the USB data cable.
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