Apart from all the features of Galaxy Note 2, it has a boosting performance and hardware as well. Galaxy Note 2 is backed up with a powerful Exynos Quad Core 1.6 GHz processor, 2 GB of Ram and 16/32/64 GB storage expandable by a micro SD card. The screen of Galaxy Note 2 is very sharp and crisp, it has 5.5” Super AMOLED dispaly with 720 ×1280 pixels of 267 ppi Pixel Density. Camera is 8 Megapixels capturing 1080p videos at 30fps with a resolution of 3264 x 2448 pixels with autofocus and LED, front camera is 1.9 MP. Galaxy Note 2 comes in 6 fantastic colours, Titanium Gray, Marble White, Amber Brown, Ruby Wine, Pink and Blue. Many users didn’t get the Kitkat update through OTA. So, those one who didn’t get the Kitkat update can update their Galaxy note 2 N7100 Manually by following this guide.
Kitkat update for Galaxy Note 2 is officially available now. Today i will show you how to update your Galaxy Note 2 N7100 to 4.4.2 Kitkat. The method listed below is an official method by Samsung to manually update your galaxy note 2. Odin is used for flashing firmware which is Samsung’s official tool. The Firmware 4.4.2 N7100XXUFND3 is an official firmware for Galaxy Note 2 N7100 so, you will not loose your warranty. If you phone is rooted then you will loose root access. Note: The method here is official, i have tested this and it works perfectly but you may mess up your phone if you do not do this carefully, so do this at your own risk. The method is for advance users only. If something wrong happens with your device then Droidopinions.com will not be held responsible for this.Thanks
Disclaimer:
The method below is for Galaxy Note 2 N7100 model only. Do not try this on any other model, it will brick your phone. The firmware is (open) official so it can be flashed on any unlocked galaxy Note 2 N7100, you will not loose your warranty. Be careful while doing the whole process. Here are the details of this firmware
The changes and features of the new 4.4.2 Kitkat update are given below.
Transparent Statusbar with white icons New Lockscreen Multiple Widgets on Lockscreen Camera shortcut added to Lockscreen New Animations New Screen turn off Animation Smother performance New improved UI Calculator and Samsung clock has a new look now. New icons of some apps There are somethings you need to worry about before updating your Galaxy Note 2. There are some pre-requisites you have to do. Download: 4.4.2 Kitkat Official Firmware for N7100 Download: Odinv3.09 Download: Samsung USB Drivers
Step-1
Extract the downloaded firmware, you will get a file with tar.md5 extension after extracting the firmware.
Step-2
Now extract the odin.zip, you will get the Odinv3.09.exe file.
Step-3
On your device go to Settings» Developer Options and enable USB Debugging Mode. If Developer Options are not available than you can go to Settings»About Phone and tap on Build No seven times to activate Developer options.
Step-4
Now turn off your Galaxy Note 2. Press and hold Home+Power+Volume Down button for a few seconds to get into download mode. A warning screen will appear from there press the Volume Up button to confirm.
Step-5
Run the Odin flash tool.
Step-6
Connect your Galaxy Note 2 to the computer.
Step-7
The ID:COM Box in the Odin will be highlighted, it means that your device is connected successfully.
Step-8
In Odin click on AP/PDA option and select the extracted firmware which is in tar.md5 format.
Step-9
Make sure that Auto Reboot and F.Reset Time options are checked/Enabled.
Step-10
Check the whole procedure again for any faults and errors.
Step-11
Now click on Start Button to begin the process.
Step-12
The Odin will start flashing the firmware, wait for some time, after the completion a Pass Message will appear on the Odin, your device will reboot after that. Disconnect the cable when your phone turns on.
Congratulation Guys now your Galaxy Note 2 N7100 is officially updated to 4.4.2 Kitkat. Head over to settings»About phone and check the software version running on your device. If Odin gets stuck during the process then disconnect the cable, pull out the battery of your device to force turn off, then insert it again and enter into download mode and do the complete process again. Getting stuck at Bootloop animation is pretty common after flashing a new firmware. For resolving this issue, you just need to put your phone in recovery mode and wipe cache partition then wipe data/factory reset.
You need to do the following steps for this; That’s it guys. Please share, like and Subscribe to support.
