Verizon has started to roll out March security update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 smartphone. With software version MMB29M.N910VVRU2CQC1, the March security update for the Galaxy Note 4 includes the latest Android security patches. Moreover, the update also provides fixes for an issue associated with the email including updating the Amazon shopping app.
If you had worked with Samsung Galaxy Note 4 on Verizon, you would have come across a problem associated with Outlook. The update provides resolution for an issue, which prevented Microsoft Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2003 from downloading email attachments.
According to Verizon, the latest update will optimize the performance of the device, resolves issues reported by users including the application of the latest security patches.
Like in the case of all the updates, Verizon has pushed the update via OTA. Hence, it will take few days for the update to hit your smartphone. If you are a customer of Verizon, you will view a message notification with the details and the download button. You can manually verify the presence of the update by tapping Settings menu.
You should make sure to charge the Galaxy Note 4 up to 100 percent before downloading the update. If you are unable to charge to maximum capacity, you should charge at least 70 percent. Moreover, you should establish connectivity with Wi-Fi and disable mobile data to avoid interruption during the update process.
The March security update pushed to Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is based on Android Marshmallow since the handset ships with it. Based on the specifications, the chances of receiving Android Nougat update are slim since it features outdated internals.
Will this improve the battery life that I lost after the last marshmallow update? It would always show the Android system was using most of my battery.