This specific release followed the significant interface overhaul introduced in v3.10.0 and added critical support for newer hardware standards:
: The button labels changed from older versions (e.g., "PDA" became "AP" , and "Phone" became "CP" ) to better reflect modern system partitions. Technical Breakdown of Slots
: Added support for Universal Flash Storage (UFS) device types, which became standard starting with the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge .
When using this version, files are typically loaded into these specific slots: : For flashing the bootloader file.
: Implemented a "Mass D/W" (Download/Write) user experience capable of handling up to 56 ports simultaneously, though standard users typically only see the 8-port view.
This specific release followed the significant interface overhaul introduced in v3.10.0 and added critical support for newer hardware standards:
: The button labels changed from older versions (e.g., "PDA" became "AP" , and "Phone" became "CP" ) to better reflect modern system partitions. Technical Breakdown of Slots
: Added support for Universal Flash Storage (UFS) device types, which became standard starting with the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge .
When using this version, files are typically loaded into these specific slots: : For flashing the bootloader file.
: Implemented a "Mass D/W" (Download/Write) user experience capable of handling up to 56 ports simultaneously, though standard users typically only see the 8-port view.