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Exynos Galaxy Note 3 receiving yet another stability update (N900XXUCMK2)

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Last updated: December 23rd, 2013 at 11:56 UTC+01:00

While you're waiting for Android 4.4 KitKat to arrive on your Galaxy Note 3, Samsung is continuing to push out stability updates for its latest phablet. A 30 MB software update with build number N900XXUCMK2 is rolling out to the Exynos variant in Russia, Thailand and a few other nations, and as with the previous updates, the changelog mentions stability improvements and nothing else.

You should get an update notification on your Note 3 soon, though it could take a few days before the rollout finishes. If it makes you feel good, check manually through the Settings » About phone » Software updates menu, or grab the full firmware from our firmware section once it's available for your country.

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