This page tracks every software update Samsung's update servers list for the Samsung GALAXY Camera 2 (EK-GC200). The latest stable build is GC200XXUCNK4 (Android 4, – update), first released on Dec 16, 2014. Samsung has published 4 stable builds for this model since Mar 11, 2014: 0 security and 0 feature updates, from Android 4 to Android 4. The current bootloader (binary) version is 30. A device on bit 30 only accepts firmware with bit 30 or higher – see downgrading and the bootloader bit.
Rollout: build GC200XXUCNK4 (Android 4) is live in 58 of 60 regions, first released on Dec 16, 2014 in AFR (Africa). Still waiting: CHN, LYS.
Latest build
GC200XXUCNK4
Released
Dec 16, 2014
Android
Android 4
Bootloader bit
30
Regions
60
Stable builds
4
Update policy
The GALAXY Camera 2 no longer receives updates: the last firmware appeared on Dec 16, 2014, on Android 4.
Samsung builds firmware per region code (CSC). Pick the code that matches your device – it is shown under
Settings › About phone › Software information › Service provider software version. Follow a code for its complete history.
Every stable build (PDA version) Samsung has published for the EK-GC200, newest first. “Released” is the earliest date
the build appeared on Samsung's servers in any region (how dates work). “pulled” means Samsung no longer
serves the file for that build, usually because newer builds replaced it (details).
We do not host firmware. Download it directly from Samsung's servers with a free open-source tool, for example
samloader:
samloader download -m EK-GC200 -r DBT
Replace DBT with your region code. Step-by-step instructions, including a graphical alternative:
How to download Samsung firmware.
Changelog and security patch level
Samsung publishes the release notes for each update, including the security patch level, on its own site. They are
listed per region – for example EK-GC200 / DBT release notes on doc.samsungmobile.com.
Each region page here links to the notes for that code. We don't show the patch level ourselves because Samsung's update
servers don't report it (why).