Samsung pushes out fixed Galaxy Tab 10.1 update

By George Wong on 11/22/2011 18:42 PDT

Galaxy Tab update Last week we reported about the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 getting a botched update that disabled WiFi on many devices. Well now it looks like Samsung has fixed the issue because the company has started pushing out a new update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 today. The update will be rolling out over the air, so folks who didn’t grab the previous update and still have working WiFi, updating shouldn’t be an issue. But for those of you affected by last week’s update and don’t have working WiFi, the update should be available via Samsung Kies. Those of you who have tested out this update, do drop us a comment below.

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