| Samsung Galaxy Note 4 in White | |
|---|---|
| ahu | H: 153.5 mm (6.04 in) W: 78.6 mm (3.09 in) D: 8.5 mm (0.33 in) |
| Mass | 176 g (6.2 oz) |
| pūnaha mahi | Original: Android 4.4.4 “KitKat” First major update: Android 5.0.1 “Lollipop” Second major update: Android 5.1.1 “Lollipop” Current: Android 6.0.1 “Marshmallow" |
Me pehea taku whakahou i taku Note 4 ki te Android 7?
STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED
Step 1: Download Android 7.1 Nougat ROM and Google Apps packages from downloads section to your PC. Do not unzip the packages. Step 2: Connect Galaxy Note 4 to PC using an USB cable. Step 4: Once the transfer is done, disconnect the USB and turn off the Galaxy Note 4.
Me pehea taku whakahou i taku Android Note 4?
Whakahōu putanga pūmanawa
- Me hono koe ki Wi-Fi i te tuatahi.
- Mai i te mata o te kainga, pato Tautuhinga.
- Panuku ki raro ki te 'Pūnaha' kātahi ka pato Mō te pūrere.
- Tap Tikiake whakahōu ā-ringa.
- Tap OK.
- Patohia te Tiimata.
- Ka puta te karere whakaoho, pato OK.
Me pehea taku whakahou i taku Note 4 ki te Android 6?
Me pehea te whakauru i te Android 6.0. 1 Whakahou Marshmallow mo Exynos-rereketanga o nga tupuni Note 4 N910C:
- Tikiake Android 6.0. …
- Ka mutu te tango ka taea e koe te tango i nga ihirangi mai i te puranga firmware. …
- Tikiake Odin3 v3. …
- Whakakorehia te taputapu.
- Whakarewa Odin i runga i to PC.
- Whakaarahia te Galaxy Note 4 i roto i te Aratau Tikiake.
How do I flash my Galaxy Note 4?
Install USB drivers on your PC. You can download latest USB drivers. Power off your Galaxy Note 4 and reboot it into download mode by pressing and holding the Volume down + Home + Power buttons simultaneously for almost 4 to 5 seconds. While in download mode connect your Note 4 to PC via the USB cable.
Me pehea taku whakahou i taku Note 4 ki te Android 9?
Tohutohu ki te Tāuta:
- Nukuhia te tango i te Android 9.0 Pie me te Android Pie Gapps ki te rokiroki o roto [kōpaki pakiaka]
- Inaianei whakaohohia to taputapu ki te Whakaora TWRP.
- I mua i te whakauru i nga Raraunga Pūnaha Muku i runga i te Whakaora TWRP (KAUA KA MUIA TE PUTANGA A-roto)
- Inaianei whai i te aratohu mo te whakakorikori ritenga ROM ma te whakamahi i te Whakaora TWRP.
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Me pehea taku whakauru i te putanga Android hou?
Kei te whakahou i to Android.
- Kia mahara kua hono to taputapu ki Wi-Fi.
- Whakatuwhera Tautuhinga.
- Tīpakohia Mō Waea.
- Paato Tirohia nga Whakahou. Mena kei te waatea he whakahou, ka puta he paatene Whakahou. Paatohia.
- Whakauruhia. Kei i te OS anake, ka kite koe i te Whakauru Na, Whakahou me te whakauru, ki te Whakauru Rorohiko Punaha ranei. Paatohia.
Ka taea te whakahou i te note 4 ki te Oreo?
I puta mai te waea mai i te pouaka me te Android 4.4. 4 Kitkat ka whakahou ake ki te Android 6.0. 1 Marshmallow. Kei te titiro koe ki te whakauru i te putanga pumau o Android 8.1 Oreo i runga i nga tupuni Note 4 (trlte)?
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Tikiake ROM me Gapps Here.
| OS | Tikiake Kōnae |
|---|---|
| Raina OS 15.1 | Tikiake |
| AICP OS | Tikiake |
Is the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 still a good phone?
The Galaxy Note 4 isn’t perfect. It’s not as pretty as other flagship phones, and many of its best features suffer from clunky implementation. And starting at $299, it’s far from cheap. Still, the Note 4 delivers great performance, good security features and the best stylus integration of any smartphone.