4 ways to update a software

[Anonymous]

Here are 4 free tools to download updates onto Samsung Galaxy devices

If you’ve ever tried to search for firmware to install on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet, it can be pretty annoying. While companies like Google, OnePlus, and Xiaomi provide download links on their websites, Samsung has yet to offer an official firmware download portal. That’s one of the reasons why there are so many third-party Samsung firmware download sites. These sites scrape Samsung’s FUS (Firmware Update Server) for the latest firmware releases and categorize them by model number, carrier/region, and OS version. However, many of these services use a “freemium” model which throttles the download speed for the base tier. For higher bandwidth or more advanced functions, you’ll have to pay to get access.

Fortunately, there is no shortage of community-developed tools to directly download a new software update for a compatible Galaxy device. We’ve talked about two such tools — SamFirm and Frija — many times in the past. Samloader is another open-source, cross-platform alternative. While I personally think that downloading Samsung firmware using one of these utilities is simple enough, some may still find them inadequate to meet their needs. If you do, then here are a few more solutions that make it even easier to grab official Samsung firmware packages for your device.Created by XDA Recognized Developer Ivan_Meler, SamFirm_Reborn is a reincarnation of the original SamFirm tool. The developer decompiled the legacy application and patched the codebase to make it compatible with Samsung’s server-side changes. SamFirm_Reborn is open source and it does offer a handy command-line interface besides the familiar GUI.

Download SamFirm_Reborn

2. SamFirm-continued and SamFwTool

SamFirm-continued started its journey as yet another open-source fork of the legacy SamFirm, but the maintainer abandoned the project a few months ago. Later on, XDA Member Tungtata picked up the baton and created SamFwTool. One of the highlights of SamFwTool is the auto-detection feature. Just connect your phone in MTP mode and press “Auto detect” to identify your device model and region code.

Download SamFwTool

3. SamFirm.js

The whole Samsung firmware downloading saga is now on a different level, as XDA Recognized Developer jesec has presented SamFirm.js, a streaming downloader, decryptor, and extractor coded in JavaScript. With SamFirm.js as the backend, you should be able to construct a web app to fetch stock Samsung firmware packages. The project is a collaboration between developers jesec and LuK1337.

Download SamFirm.js

4. SamFetch

In case you’re looking for a web API variant of the Samloader project, you should try out SamFetch. XDA Member YusufCihan reimplemented the functions from Samloader’s code as web routes in order to expose a simplified REST API to download Samsung firmware.

[Anonymous]

but sab sunte kahan 🤣🤣 Samsung ka non A/B partition type ota simply mobile data or wifi fluctuate signal se download karke aapne musibat bula lete hain🤣🤣🤣 forum me bhar bhar ke issue ..battery drain. ,poor camera , lag ,heat ,network etc ... 3.0 jo big firmware usko bhi flash na karke simply install kar raha hain ultimate results poor performance

[JameerShaik07]

hws ur experience with flashing the device with new update

[Anonymous]

bro can't tell about new update because my device is limited to 2.5 ..but I never installed software simply in any of my Samsung devices...because it's not process where Samsung provides non A/B partition type ota not like other companies....hence there will be chances to get software loop hole formation even display or motherboard can gone forever as many users faced before.... I always use smart switch and pc or flash from odin or by service center.... no issue in my any device from 2014 to 2021

[JameerShaik07]

thats good to hear from u , from the next time i will also go with flashing by having a backup

[Anonymous]

yes do it ...you will get the ultimate performance of device 👍👍

[Anonymous]

bro do you know 2012-13 or 2013-14 there was a big backlash on Samsung and there was issue where every S series and j series mobiles used to get bricked with every update they release. Users have to visit service center for every update to unbrick devices. Those times Samsung has this app called Samsung kies which detects bricked device and initialize emergency firmware installation. But also kies interface and ui is somewhat difficult and not all users able to use it. Then they released smartswitch with integrated kies where user can backup, restore and even update devices. As of odin Samsung itself uses it. And firmwares are open source from 2014 where developers can use to create their own. Samsung officially has a mail I'd for xda developer user where they can request firmware and firmware is sent to your registered mail. Sammobile is one of it they are legal and gets firmware from Samsung itself🙂

[JameerShaik07]

well...thats great they provided us samsung switch👍👍

[Anonymous]

yes

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