If you happen to own a Samsung Galaxy S5 on either Verizon or T-Mobile, then be on the look out for an update that being pushed out to your device. Each update is a little different in terms of what it will bring to your device.
On the T-Mobile side of things you can expect to be moved to baseband version G900TUVU1BNG3 and carries a file size of 38.6MBs. The update turns on T-Mobile VoLTE service to the flagship device which allows for phone calls to be made over LTE data services. Your location and coverage will have an impact on how well, or if, it works at all. The update is rolling out now and be picked up as a OTA or through Samsung Kies.
As for Verizon’s version of the device there are quite a few additional things you might notice. The software Version moves to KOT49H.G900VVRU1ANE9 and it will bring along updates to the Caller Name ID, Message+ and Cloud apps from Verizon. There is also a fairly substantial list of bug fixes as well.
We don’t see a file size mentioned on the Verizon support page for the device, but we imagine it will be fairly large. You will want to make sure you are over 50% on your battery life and have a Wi-Fi connection available to download either update.
Via 9to5Google
