Samsung Galaxy S5570I users now need not look here and there for updates as your wait ends for the search of Gingerbread 2.3.6 firmware officially. In the due course of this article, we will check out on how you can power your device with the newly arrived Gingerbread 2.3.6 firmware officially which is dubbed as DDLA1. This update is officially pushed via Odin but just in case if you haven’t got the update then not to worry as you can manually update the device too as in this article we will be checking out the same. Please note that this firmware is an official firmware update for the users of India but since its a global update, any user can update their Galaxy POP S5570 phones with this firmware.
Rooting Information:
Applying this firmware doesn’t require you to root the phone and also applying this firmware won’t root the phone which means that the warranty too won’t be void.
If you are already on the rooted firmware then the rooting access will be revoked after applying this firmware. Not to worry as we will soon be coming up with the rooting procedure.
Disclaimer: At Android Advices, we have made sure in all respects that all the information regarding the firmware update is mentioned correctly in this article. We hold no responsibility in any manner just in case if any damage happens to your Samsung Galaxy S5570I which is a very unlikely event if you follow the instructions carefully.
Though this is the official update released by Samsung Electronics and since it’s a clean installation package, all the data present in the device may get corrupted or lost. So, it’s highly recommended for you to take the backup of all the data present in the phone only with the help of below mentioned steps.
Notes – Backup in the mail so that you can then restore manually
SMS Messages – Use “SMS Backup & Restore app”,
Contacts Stored in Phone Memory – Sync with the Gmail application,
Call Log – Call Log and Restore
Videos, Images, Videos & Files etc.– Copy to internal / External SD Card,
Internet & MMS Settings – Backup all the settings from “Applications > Settings > Wireless and Network > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names”
- Enable the USB Debugging in your phone from the path “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”. Ensure that the USB Debugging option is ticked. Also, apart from this, you need to ensure that a minimum of 60% battery charge is left in the phone so as to just ensure that the phone doesn’t get turned Off in the middle.
Assuming that you have followed all the instructions mentioned above, you can now proceed to the next step where we will check out on how to apply this official update in your phone with the help of a simple to follow tutorial.
