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All dates are approximate and subject to change. Please note posted dates reflect when the update is targeted for release but can take a few weeks to roll out to all devices. Device Target Date Update Moto G Play (2024) Dec 30 Security Update Moto G (2025) Jan 5 Optimizations Samsung GS21 Jan 9 Security Update Samsung GS21+ Jan 9 Security Update Samsung GS21 Ultra Jan 9 Security Update Samsung A15 Jan 9 Security Update Samsung A16 Jan 9 Security Update Google Pixel 7a Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 8 Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 8 Pro Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 8a Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 9 Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 9 Pro Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 9a Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 10 Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 10 Pro Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Jan 12 Optimizations Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold Jan 12 Optimizations Samsung Z Flip7 Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung Z Fold7 Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung Z Flip6 Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung Z Fold6 Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung GS25 Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung GS25+ Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung GS25 Ultra Jan 16 Security Updates Samsung GS25 Edge Jan 16 Security Updates Moto Edge (2022) Jan 19 Security Updates Moto G 5G (2023) Jan 19 Security Updates Moto G 5G (2024) Jan 19 Security Updates Moto Edge (2025) Jan 19 Security Updates Samsung Tab A9+ Jan 22 Android 16 Update Samsung GS24 Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung GS24+ Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung GS24 Ultra Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung GS24 FE Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung GS25 FE Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung XCover7 Pro Jan 23 Security Updates Samsung Watch5 40mm Feb 3 Optimization + Security Updates Samsung Watch5 44mm Feb 3 Optimization + Security Updates Samsung Watch5 Pro Feb 3 Optimization + Security Updates Last updated: Jan 23, 2026 Get notified first about our schedule updates by clicking on the bell icon in the upper right part of this page to "Follow" this topic. Version Fr407KViews6likes0CommentsSoftware Update Life-Cycle
When a device is chosen to receive a software update, we make sure it's set up to deliver the best possible customer experience. To achieve this, the update goes through several steps involving multiple parties before it's released. Typically, a second version of the software is created based on feedback from TELUS and the device manufacturer. This new version is tested again to fix any issues found earlier. For a look at some of the upcoming device software releases, please see the Software Update article. Here’s a look at the life cycle of a software update: *Originally a blog by our Product Manager, MarcTELUS, we've republished the software lifecycle as an article as it still holds true today.56KViews1like0CommentsWi-Fi Assist
Wi-Fi Assist Wi-Fi Assist is a feature that optimizes the handoff between a Wi-Fi network and your carrier's cellular data network. In the past, when your device left the effective range of a Wi-Fi network, it would try to maintain connection to that network as long as it could, even when the network's signal became too weak to be effective. Then, you'd have two choices: either turn Wi-Fi off or wait until your device was completely out of range and it would switch over to the cellular data network. How does Wi-Fi Assist work? Wi-Fi Assist regularly checks your device's Wi-Fi connection to determine signal strength. If the Wi-Fi signal performance drops, Wi-Fi Assist automatically switches to a cellular data connection until the Wi-Fi signal improves. By doing so, the handoff between your Wi-Fi and cellular data connections would be automatic and smooth. How can Wi-Fi Assist impact me? As this feature may increase the amount of time spent on the cellular data network, there is potential for higher data usage, and the Wi-Fi signal may disconnect more frequently if your device's Wi-Fi connection drops below a specific strength. How to turn Wi-Fi Assist ON or OFF Wi-Fi Assist is usually turned on by default. Once enabled, it operates in the background automatically. You can turn it on or off anytime by following these steps: Apple/iOS 1. Tap Settings. 2. Tap Cellular. 3. Scroll down to find the Wi-Fi Assist toggle. 4. Tap to turn the feature ON or OFF. Android 1. Go to your Start screen and swipe up or down to open the menu. 2. Tap Settings. 3. Tap Connections. 4. Tap Wi-Fi. 5. Tap to enable Wi-Fi. 6. Choose the Options symbol and select Advanced. 7. Tap to disable Switch to mobile data. Important Notes Wi-Fi Assist does not activate for some third-party apps that might use large amounts of data. For example, apps with audio or video streaming functionality, or email apps with features such as attachment downloads. If you are data roaming outside of Canada, Wi-Fi Assist will not automatically switch to a cellular data connection. For device specific data management tips, you can also check out our articles for iOS and Android. Version FR5.1KViews1like0CommentsMobile Klinik Device Checkup Tool
Mobile Klinik Device Checkup Tool The Mobile Klinik Device Checkup app has a number of great features. Not only can you optimize and troubleshoot hardware/software issues with your Android and iOS device, you can even book repair appointments, find the nearest Mobile Klinik store, and even check out your smartphone's resale value. Here's all the info you need to get started. How to download the Mobile Klinik app 1. Ensure that you have an active cellular or Wi-Fi connection. 2. Visit the Google Play store (Android) or Apple App store (iOS) and search for 'Mobile Klinik Device Checkup'. 3. Alternatively, if you select the new Diagnostics link available in the app itself you'll either be brought directly to the Google Play store or Apple App store prompting you to install, or have the app automatically launch if it's already installed. How to run a device checkup 1. Launch the Mobile Klinik Device checkup app (once installed) by tapping the icon from your smartphone's home screen. 2. *First time users* Accept the Terms & conditions and allow data usage access to use the app. Do this by following the prompts to open Settings (you'll be brought to the Usage Data Access section), find and select the app, tap to allow usage tracking, and go back to return to the app. 3. All tests will be selected by default, though you may select/deselect which tests you wish to perform including: Battery (battery health and usage) Storage (internal/external memory usage) Connectivity (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SIM) Data (data usage) Device (software updates and security) 4. Click Start at the bottom of the screen. *Note: The battery drain test (unless skipped on Android) will run for approx. 30 seconds and maximize your screen brightness, flash, and vibration functions to assess battery health. 5. Results summary will be displayed and colour-coded by severity level: Device alerts and critical updates - Red or Yellow Optimization recommendations - Green 6. Select the green chevron next to a results to see specific info about the test. How to check device value and repair options Device Value Tap 'Sell Your Phone' from the app home screen. Select 'Continue'. Complete the interactive tests and questions about your smartphone. Receive the device's value *Note: New devices may not retrieve a value, and value given is an estimate and will not be confirmed until you visit the nearest Mobile Klinik store. Repair Options Tap 'Repair' from the app home screen. Select the repair journey you need: Find a store, Book an appointment, or Call for a quote. Version FR3.5KViews1like0Comments