
Samsung Gear 2 Released 2014, April | 68g, 10mm thickness | Tizen OS | 4GB 512MB RAM storage, no card slot
XME Region Firmware Info
A CSC (Consumer Software Customization) code ties a Samsung firmware build to the country and carrier it was released for, controlling branding, available languages and which OTA updates a device receives. The XME code is used in Malaysia by Axiata, Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, U Mobile, Telekom Malaysia, UniFi Mobile, with one Samsung Gear 2 firmware version known so far.
Official Samsung Gear 2 firmware for the Malaysia XME region, including BL, AP, CP, CSC and HOME_CSC packages for Odin flashing.
Combination and service files for the Samsung Gear 2 (SM-R380) — authorized repair, FRP reset after service, and diagnostics.
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XME Firmware FAQ
Which carriers use the XME CSC on the Samsung Gear 2?+
The XME CSC is used by Axiata, Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, U Mobile, Telekom Malaysia, and UniFi Mobile in Malaysia. Flash the XME firmware only if your device was sold through one of these carriers.
How many Samsung Gear 2 firmware versions are available for the XME region?+
Currently one known Samsung Gear 2 firmware version is available for the XME (Malaysia) region.
How is the XME CSC different from other region codes?+
Samsung ties every firmware build to one of roughly 599 CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes, each tied to a specific country and carrier. XME is the code for Malaysia (Axiata, Celcom, Maxis, DiGi, U Mobile, Telekom Malaysia, and UniFi Mobile) — flashing a different CSC can change your carrier branding, available languages and which OTA updates you receive.
