[yugandharbabu]

Hi guys,

Recently I posted a question regarding restart of Samsung galaxy Pro B7510 android phone when switching on/off bluetooth. but no answers/replies I received.

I thought the problem may overcome by upgrading the android OS. I installed Samsung Kies software in my PC and connected Samsung Galaxy Pro via USB to PC.

The Kies software showing every thing in my phone, but when I checked for software updates it is showing No updates.

Then how can I upgrade Android to this phone.

Is it possible to upgrade OS? If yes how ?

Please reply me. Thank you.

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[DustenRust]

Hi yugandharbabu,

Unfortunately, Samsung doesn't seem to have released any big software updates for the Galaxy Pro B7510. The device has been launched with Android version 2.2 Froyo and hasn't really been updated to a newer operating system (like Gingerbread > Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean). Sadly, I doubt that Samsung will ever launch such an update on your Pro.

Your only option if you really want a new OS, is to try and manually install a custom ROM on your smartphone. However, these types of procedures usually require you to wipe all data on your phone and root it, thus technically voiding the warranty. Some custom ROMs also come with bugs (since these operating systems are not official releases, although they are technically based off of certain versions of Android), while some are actually better than the real deal.

The only somewhat recent resource I have found for you (May 2012, so it's still pretty old) is this thread over at XDA Developers, but I suggest you look for more, and also read the entire thread carefully for more info. (I haven't tested that particular ROM. I'm just linking what I have found)

Gt-b7510....rom and more .... - xda-developers

However, I advise you ask around before downloading and flashing / installing anything. Perhaps the ROM was incomplete or it's not supported anymore.

WARNING: Not to scare you, but remember that if you don't know what exactly you are doing, rooting and installing custom ROMs could brick your phone. Read a lot about a custom ROM before you actually get it, and read the instructions carefully.


Hope this helped, good luck!

[yugandharbabu]

Hi DustenRust,

Thanks for your quick reply. I will try the link you given here.