Launched recently, the Samsung Galaxy A35 represents the company's newest mid-range smartphone option. In Europe, the first update for the device has just been initiated by Samsung.
The update is specifically aimed at enhancing the 4G connectivity of Galaxy A35 models with the model number SM-A356B. Although the smartphone does support 5G connectivity, Samsung is focusing on improving the 4G capabilities through this update. The changelog highlights the enhancement of "Regional LTE TDD band support."
Improving Connectivity
TDD, a technology utilized by cellular networks for data transmission, is being targeted for improvement through this update. By enhancing TDD band support, Samsung aims to boost the device's ability to connect to and utilize 4G networks. Users can expect better data speeds and a more reliable connection as a result.
Specific Limitations in Germany
Interestingly, the update comes with a special note for users in Germany. Even after the update, Galaxy A35 5G models purchased in Germany may still face limitations in receiving signals on LTE TDD bands within various European countries.
Update Process
European users of the Galaxy A35 can anticipate the update to be automatically delivered to their devices in the coming days. Alternatively, users can manually check for the update by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
It remains unclear why there are restrictions on LTE TDD band signals for Galaxy A35 models purchased in Germany within certain European countries such as Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.
