Hi, I bought a "refurbished" (Appears Brand new) Galaxy S6 SM-G920A from a company in Melbourne, Australia. it came in a sealed Samsung box. The phone is legit, as I have spoken to Samsung about it. I can use a local telco supplied SIM to make and receive calls - therefore AT&T have unlocked the device prior to disposal. I am guessing that AT&T had a bunch of these left over due to arrival of S7 and S8 etc...
It is full of AT&T Applications which I cannot uninstall. I can live with this, however I cannot use "wifi calling" in Australia because It appears to be locked to an AT&T account? (which I dont have!!!) I would like to talk to AT&T about this via live chat - but - I can't get to them because I dont have an AT&T phone number or account. Any thoughts on how I can contact them?
Is it possible to overwrite the supplied firmware with a standard generic Samsung firmware that would allow this phone to act like an "unlocked" phone in Australia? Note that I am not interested in rooting the device because I want Samsung Pay operable...
Hi All, I have purchased note 8 (sm-n950F dual sim) from the Netherlands. I will be visiting India for vacations. I have installed Samsung pay in my note 8 from apk mirror but it always gives connection issue and I am unable to use it. Is it possible to Flash Indian firmware on it and use Samsung pay in India?
My honest recommendation is to use Android Pay instead of Samsung Pay.
Was wondering who added this option in their cart at check out when they bought the Note 8 from Samsung directly in the USA? And also what happens on the 12 month month, does Samsung send out an email advising on how to send the note 8 back for upgrade. Thanks..
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Hello. Note 4 user on sprint. Use galaxy tools and can set Max hotspot users to any number,works up to 15 at least. Switching to T-Mobile and buying a new note 4 for hotspot at home.
Know of any newer models that aren't restricted to 8 devices? Figure galaxy tools only works on Samsung Galaxy phones. Love note 4 but would love more ram
Probably get a note 9 once I'm sure everything works here.
https://www.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-s8-plus-att/
March 14, 2022 2:01pm Comment Corbin Davenport
AT&T will start selling the 5G Galaxy Tab S8 Plus on March 15
Samsung released the Galaxy Tab S8 series last month, with three models to choose from: the smallest 11-inch Tab S8, the larger Tab S8 Plus with a 12.4-inch screen, and the Tab S8 Ultra with a massive 14.6-inch display. All three tablets are available in Wi-Fi-only models, and Verizon started selling a 5G version of the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus around the time Samsung announced the tablet. Now AT&T is also joining the party.
AT&T said in a press release on Monday, “Beginning Mar. 15, AT&T customers can preorder the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ 5G, which includes the fastest S Pen yet, on nationwide AT&T 5G, reaching more than 18,000 cities and towns. This next-level tablet is available online and will cost $1099.99 or 30.56/mo. on an AT&T Unlimited plan.” The Galaxy Tab S8 Plus is apparently the first tablet to support AT&T Personal Cloud, which is an “easily accessible storage for your photos, videos, and documents, and more in one safe secure place, ready to use” — essentially just another photo cloud backup service, but sold by AT&T.
As usual with carriers, there are a few catches. AT&T doesn’t offer 5G connectivity on all its cellular plans — only the Unlimited Stater, Unlimited Extra, and Unlimited Elite plans. If you buy the Galaxy Tab S8+ with a cheaper plan, such as the company’s data-only subscriptions, you’ll be stuck with only LTE.
On the bright side, there are two discounts available for a limited time. If you pre-order the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus, AT&T will throw in a free Samsung Book Cover Keyboard Slim, just like Samsung did during the pre-orders for the Wi-Fi models. AT&T also allows you to get 50% off “select Samsung accessories” when you buy any Samsung device right now, including the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus. Both of those promotions end on March 31.
Source: AT&T
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