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  #1978934 17-Mar-2018 07:43
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Damager: Any ideas when Voda NZ will release Oreo now that the rollout is on again?


Vodafone NZ does not push it out Samsung does but I am sure we should see the update in the next 4 weeks

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  #1980636 20-Mar-2018 18:22
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I used the version from XDA a while back and have had no issues. I used the 'No wipe' version. 

 

 

 

To be honest haven't really noticed anything change so if you are thinking you are missing out you may not be unless waiting for something in particular.

 

I used to be a serial flasher back in the day but see no real point now as Samsung seem to tick most of boxes nowadays. 

 

 





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  #1980671 20-Mar-2018 19:13
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jeffnz:

 

I used to be a serial flasher back in the day but see no real point now as Samsung seem to tick most of boxes nowadays. 

 

 

Glad you are over your serial flashing ways... That could get you in trouble ;-)

 

I used to as well. I am struggling the remember the last phone I hooked up ADB...





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  #1980755 20-Mar-2018 23:04
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Also a previous serial flasher but stopped at the S4.. Too much bother and not worth the hassle..


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jeffnz:


I used to be a serial flasher back in the day but see no real point now as Samsung seem to tick most of boxes nowadays. 



Glad you are over your serial flashing ways... That could get you in trouble ;-)


I used to as well. I am struggling the remember the last phone I hooked up ADB...





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Any ideas when the 8 update is due for the Spark Galaxy S8?




 

 
 
 

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  #1981025 21-Mar-2018 14:43
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Brandonrnz: Any ideas when the 8 update is due for the Spark Galaxy S8?

 

Between now and end of the year

 

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  #1981337 22-Mar-2018 09:28
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Brandonrnz: Any ideas when the 8 update is due for the Spark Galaxy S8?


Between now and end of the year


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Shouldn't that be end of a year? ;-)
As stated earlier, there doesn't appear to be much different in the Oreo update for the S8 and mine is humming along quite nicely at the moment, particularly when it comes to battery life.




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  #1981400 22-Mar-2018 11:48
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Dingbatt: As stated earlier, there doesn't appear to be much different in the Oreo update for the S8 and mine is humming along quite nicely at the moment, particularly when it comes to battery life.

 

Most of the changes are under the hood with Oreo. The update brings a massive increase in speed and smoothness to the S8 though. Definitely worth it for that alone.


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Android 8 update just arrived for my Spark Galaxy S8 :)




 

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  #1983856 26-Mar-2018 22:02
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Downloading now for my 2Degrees S8+

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  #1983867 26-Mar-2018 22:44
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and downloading now for my 2degrees S8 (1046 MB)


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  #1983884 26-Mar-2018 23:22
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Ready to install for Voda also.




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  #1983965 27-Mar-2018 08:14
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Why are we getting CRAP?

 

 

 

Serious question :).

 

 

 

Samsung famously put out an update in February that caused random reboots and had to be pulled -- with a version name that ended in CRAP. 

 

 

 

The pulled version was eventually replaced with another one that ended in CRB7, and that's the one that's been rolling out all over the world. But my S8 plus running Spark firmware is showing me the CRAP update. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can anyone explain? Why do we seem to be getting the older update?

 


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