Be quick, CYBER MONDAY deals! Galaxy Watch 7, Samsung TV, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro and Galaxy S24 Ultra.

SamMobile has affiliate and sponsored partnerships. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn a commission.

News For You
News For You
Notifications

Android Pie update now arriving on the Galaxy Tab Active 2

Firmware
By 

Last updated: November 14th, 2024 at 09:13 UTC+01:00

Samsung has begun rolling out the Android 9 Pie update for the Galaxy Tab Active 2. The rugged Samsung tablet is now receiving the Pie iteration of Android in Italy. However, only the LTE model (SM-T395) is getting the new update as of now. It carries the software version T395XXU4CSF1 in the country. The update should start making its way to the Wi-Fi model (SM-T390), and other countries, soon.

Bundles the June 2019 security patch

Launched with Android 7.1 Nougat back in October 2017, the Galaxy Tab Active 2 is now getting its second major OS update. The new firmware is being rolled out to the LTE model initially and comes with the security patch for the month of June 2019. In addition, the update should also bundle the standard suite of features baked into Android Pie, as well as Samsung’s new One UI custom skin, which itself comes with tons of new features. How many of them made the cut for the Tab Active 2 remains to be seen.

The latest software update for the Galaxy Tab Active 2 is now available over the air in Italy. But, as always, the update is being rolled out in stages. To see if it’s available for your unit, head into the tablet's Settings app, navigate to Software Update, then hit Download Updates Manually. Alternatively, you can grab the firmware from our database and flash it on your device.

FirmwareTablet Android 9Android PieGalaxy Tab Active 2ItalyOne UI
Galaxy AI summarized

Scroll for more related content
News For You

You might also like

One UI 6.1.1 feels closer to a PC OS with this new trash can

One UI 6.1.1 feels closer to a PC OS with this new trash can

Each Samsung app that has a function to delete files, whether it's pictures, notes, or audio recordings, has an individual trash can where files are stored for a while before they're permanently deleted. Or, as One UI calls it in some regions, a “recycle bin” rather than a trash can. These per-app trash cans / […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 9 hours ago
One UI 7.0 will fix issues with Edge Lighting+ Good Lock app

One UI 7.0 will fix issues with Edge Lighting+ Good Lock app

Good Lock users, specifically those who enjoy using the Edge Lighting+ module, will get some love from Samsung once the One UI 7.0 update rolls out. Yesterday, the Good Lock moderator on Samsung's official Community forums confirmed that the basic Edge Lighting feature and Edge Lighting+ have a compatibility issue that Samsung will address in […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 3 days ago
One UI 7 will not support Edge Panel downloads from Galaxy Store

One UI 7 will not support Edge Panel downloads from Galaxy Store

Judging by what we've seen from leaks and official channels alike, One UI 7.0 will be full of pleasant surprises. Here's one you might not like so much. One UI 7 will not support the Edge Panels Galaxy Store. The company issued a termination notice earlier this week (via @theonecid), informing Galaxy device users that […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 3 days ago
Samsung welcomes you to a ‘sophisticated’ One UI 7 experience

Samsung welcomes you to a ‘sophisticated’ One UI 7 experience

Update: It looks like Samsung made an error and published the One UI 7 page early. It is no longer accessible. The original URL now redirects to Samsung's home page. Original story follows Samsung appears to be almost ready to release One UI 7.0. Hours ago, the company confirmed the update through its Spanish One […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 4 days ago
Why I have beef with Samsung’s hamburger menus

Why I have beef with Samsung’s hamburger menus

The hamburger button has been a shortcut to list-type menus in different operating systems and software applications since the '80s (via Wikipedia). Decades later, Android OS adopted the idea of the hamburger menu as a solution to UI design hurdles posed by small screens. And even today, many Android apps, including Samsung first-party apps, use […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 5 days ago
Can’t get Daily Board to work on your Samsung TV? Try this

Can’t get Daily Board to work on your Samsung TV? Try this

Daily Board is a Samsung smart TV feature that lets you see information at a glance, write quick notes, and control smart devices. It's all done through widgets and might be the most One UI-looking element on Smart TVs since the Tizen 8 update rolled out. But what if you can't get it to work? […]

  • By Mihai Matei
  • 6 days ago