AT&T Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ owners has just started receiving the Android 8.0 Oreo updates. The latter has finally released the Oreo update after all major US carriers such as Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile rolled out last week.
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S8+ owners receives an Oreo update that has bumped up the baseband version to G955USQU2CRB9. While those who got the Galaxy S8 also moved to baseband version G950USQU2CRB9.
Aside from all Android 8.0 Oreo goodies, both phones will also receives Samsung Experience version 9.0 and February’s security patch updates. For further details and full list of changes, hit those links at the bottom of this post.
Again, the update has just pushed by AT&T, and I should point out that the rolling out may take in stages, and this simply means that all AT&T Galaxy S8 and S8+ users may not get an update at the same time.

Android Oreo helps minimize background activity in the apps you use least, providing better device performance.
Autofill remembers logins and passwords for quick access to your favorite apps.
Lets you to see two apps at once for easier multitasking.
Press the notification dots to quickly scan what’s new, and clear them by swiping away.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus Android Oreo Benefits screenshot



App Pair lets you launch two apps and use them side-by-side on the immersive Infinity Display.
Add an App Pair icon to your Home Screen for one-touch access.


Your Galaxy S8+ has Dual Messenger capability, letting you use 2 accounts on the same chat app. Keep separate accounts for work and home, but on the same phone.
You can find Dual Messenger in Settings > Advanced features.


Android Oreo provides several different high contrast keyboards to customize your device experience.

The new phone screen swaps the “Mute” and “Keypad” icons to help prevent accidentally hitting mute during calls.

So if you own a Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+ on AT&T, head into Settings > System update.
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AT&T Samsung Galaxy S8+ owners receives an Oreo update that has bumped up the baseband version to G955USQU2CRB9. While those who got the Galaxy S8 also moved to baseband version G950USQU2CRB9.
Aside from all Android 8.0 Oreo goodies, both phones will also receives Samsung Experience version 9.0 and February’s security patch updates. For further details and full list of changes, hit those links at the bottom of this post.
Again, the update has just pushed by AT&T, and I should point out that the rolling out may take in stages, and this simply means that all AT&T Galaxy S8 and S8+ users may not get an update at the same time.
Technical details of the Android 8.0 Oreo update:
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S8+ SM-G955U Android 8.0 Oreo Update
- Android version: 8.0.0 (Oreo)
- Samsung experience version: 9.0
- Baseband version: G955USQU2CRB9
- Kernel version: 4.4.78-13001792
- Build number: R16NW.G955USQU2CRB9
- Android Security patch level: February 1, 2018
AT&T Samsung Galaxy S8 SM-G950U Android 8.0 Oreo Update
- Android version: 8.0.0 (Oreo)
- Samsung experience version: 9.0
- Baseband version: G950USQU2CRB9
- Kernel version: 4.4.78-13001792
- Build number: R16NW.G950USQU2CRB9
- Android Security patch level: February 1, 2018
Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ Android 8.0 Oreo New or Enhanced Features
Background limits
Android Oreo helps minimize background activity in the apps you use least, providing better device performance.
Autofill
Autofill remembers logins and passwords for quick access to your favorite apps.
Picture-in-Picture, for apps
Lets you to see two apps at once for easier multitasking.
App Notification Dots
Press the notification dots to quickly scan what’s new, and clear them by swiping away.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus Android Oreo Benefits screenshot



App Pair
App Pair lets you launch two apps and use them side-by-side on the immersive Infinity Display.
Add an App Pair icon to your Home Screen for one-touch access.


Dual Messenger
Your Galaxy S8+ has Dual Messenger capability, letting you use 2 accounts on the same chat app. Keep separate accounts for work and home, but on the same phone.
You can find Dual Messenger in Settings > Advanced features.


High contrast keyboard options
Android Oreo provides several different high contrast keyboards to customize your device experience.

Phone screen updates
The new phone screen swaps the “Mute” and “Keypad” icons to help prevent accidentally hitting mute during calls.

So if you own a Galaxy S8 or Galaxy S8+ on AT&T, head into Settings > System update.
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