You must have known that two of Samsung’s much anticipated flagships, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge were made to public by the manufacturer the previous month in Mobile Congress. While all wait came to an end by this revelation from Samsung, but orders were in abundance and many of the US Carriers who had before shown interest to carry the two new flagships started debuting the devices on the following day of their launch. The date for selling of the devices were fixed on March 11th though, but many of the Carriers were seen shipping the devices much before to the Customers who had pre-registered.
While there is nothing to doubt on the quality and features of both the flagships, T-Mobile just lately started pushing a new update for the two devices. Because both the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge run on the out-of-the-box android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, so there is nothing much to update and hence you can guess that this update is just a minor update. Official sources ensure that the update is only for security patch reason and hence will fix the security patches in your devices.
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So users of the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge will soon get this new update on their notification panel with the software versions G930TUVS2APB8 and G935TUVS2APB8 respectively. You are primarily advised to use a WiFi network while downloading the firmware as they are sized 41.27 MB (Samsung Galaxy S7) and 39.71 MB (Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge) respectively. Like all other software updates, you will get this OTA push notification on your devices software update section from where you can download and and install the firmware on your device following the screen instructions.
You can also manually check availability of the OTA notification on your device under Settings > About Device > Software update > Check for updates. If you have not received, then there is nothing to get worried as the update is rolled in installments and hence will take some time before it reaches your device. Once you update your device with this new security patch, forget not your experience to share with us on the new improvements.