http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/18...roid-5-0-for-the-galaxy-s-iii-galaxy-note-ii/
* End at Android 4.2.2 update.
GT-I9080 – Galaxy Grand
GT-I9082 – Galaxy Grand DUOS
GT-I8190 – Galaxy S III mini
GT-I8730 – Galaxy Express
GT-I9100 – Galaxy S II
GT-I9105 – Galaxy S II Plus
GT-I9260 – Galaxy Premier
GT-N7000 – Galaxy Note
GT-S6310 – Galaxy Young
GT-S6312 – Galaxy Young DUOS
GT-S6810 – Galaxy Fame
GT-S7710 – Galaxy X Cover 2
To get Android 5.0.
GT-I9300 – Galaxy S III
GT-I9305 – Galaxy S III LTE
GT-I9500 – Galaxy S 4
GT-I9505 – Galaxy S 4 LTE
GT-N5100 – Galaxy Note 8.0
GT-N5105 – Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE
GT-N5110 – Galaxy Note 8.0 Wi-Fi
GT-N7100 – Galaxy Note II
GT-N7105 – Galaxy Note II LTE
GT-N8000 – Galaxy Note 10.1
GT-N8005 – Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE
GT-N8010 – Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi
Remember this is an pre-list. (Samsung could still change devices!)
Do not ask for other devices, if we know more we will tell you.
* List is not complete yet!
It must be a fake news .
* End at Android 4.2.2 update.
GT-I9080 – Galaxy Grand
GT-I9082 – Galaxy Grand DUOS
GT-I8160 – Galaxy Ace 2
GT-I8190 – Galaxy S III mini
GT-I8350 – Galaxy Beam
'GT-I8350 – Galaxy Beam'
'i8530 ' not 'i8350'
Galaxy Beam still at android 2.3.6 .and getting 4.2.2 is RIDICULOUS !!!!!
bykevin said:
Galaxy Beam still at android 2.3.6 .and getting 4.2.2 is RIDICULOUS !!!!!
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The Galaxy Note N7000 and the S2 i9100 were also at 2.3.5/6 and got ICS, JB and both are probably getting 4.2.2 .
Awesome!
i hope Samsung will not wait until 5.0 is out but upate to 4.2.2 first .
Can Someone Confirm how Samsung does at the last updates ?
Greetz Steyen
It'll be amazing if Samsung release android 4.2.2 for galaxy note 10.1 users before summer and it improves the good performance we can get for the quad core processor.
If you look at comments on Google code, you'll see that Bluetooth remains broken in 4.2.2. This is totally unawesome and Google seems unable or unwilling to fix their code.
mke1973 said:
If you look at comments on Google code, you'll see that Bluetooth remains broken in 4.2.2. This is totally unawesome and Google seems unable or unwilling to fix their code.
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Totally fixable issue. I'm currently using cm10.1 which is 4.2.2 and typing on a Bluetooth keyboard.
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quinman22 said:
Totally fixable issue. I'm currently using cm10.1 which is 4.2.2 and typing on a Bluetooth keyboard.
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The BT issue is especially pervasive with any type of audio headsets (many can't establish any connection with audio BT), although some users are reporting that other BT devices will connect but then disconnect, requiring a reboot to be usable again. I hate to see what Android merged into Chrome will look like. Google's size may not really improve its products. Google is also terrible at interacting with its customers. So many times they never respond to bug reports on Google Code even if a multitude of users confirm its existence. They're morphing into a new version of MS.
mke1973 said:
The BT issue is especially pervasive with any type of audio headsets (many can't establish any connection with audio BT), although some users are reporting that other BT devices will connect but then disconnect, requiring a reboot to be usable again. I hate to see what Android merged into Chrome will look like. Google's size may not really improve its products. Google is also terrible at interacting with its customers. So many times they never respond to bug reports on Google Code even if a multitude of users confirm its existence. They're morphing into a new version of MS.
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I am begining to love the Nexus concept. It's where all the major bugs in Android get found, which make the system unusable for Nexus users - before Samsung release a fixed and tested version a few months later!
So much for the Google Android purists -LOL!
curious, I have bt working on my cheap ainol tablet running 4.2 (own build) audio no issues at all,
maybe its a chipset issue, got a link to the bleating (I mean google code bugreports?)
fards said:
curious, I have bt working on my cheap ainol tablet running 4.2 (own build) audio no issues at all,
maybe its a chipset issue, got a link to the bleating (I mean google code bugreports?)
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I think Google isn't adequately beta testing, asuming the Nexus aficionados who buy the devices for "native" Android are geeky enough to tolerate bugs. However, the Bluetooth bug has been draging on for 5 months and tempers are flairing, especially since Google isn't responding. Other manufacturers that are putting an interface on top of Google's code seem to be putting out better products at the moment.
mke1973 said:
If you look at comments on Google code, you'll see that Bluetooth remains broken in 4.2.2. This is totally unawesome and Google seems unable or unwilling to fix their code.
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they never do fix they code, hence the jellybean resource hog problem/ OTG problem.
What is the Bluetooth problem about ?
Don't notice any problem in the note
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klau1 said:
What is the Bluetooth problem about ?
Don't notice any problem in the note
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You are on Jellybean 4.1.2 if you're on the updated sock ROM. Google put out an increnental update last fall with the Jelly Bean designation 4.2, this update has killed Bluetooth. Most Nexus device users, who are the consumers who've gotten this update are reporting that audio Bluetooth is completely dead and that other Bluetooth devices may connect briefly but then disconnect and the device must be rebooted. Google has been silent on this issue in the Google Code forums and 2 subsequent updates, 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 have not fixed it. Users in the Google Code forums are frustrated as this problem has existed for almost 5 months and Google is dead silent on the issue.
Also, Goog hasn't implemented BTLE, which means there's a TON of devices like Nike's FUEL band that can't be made to work with any Android device. Almost every Android device made since the middle of last year has a BT4+LE chipset but can't use it except by bringing in a third party library - and since there's different chipsets, it's a pain to support all the different devices - so no one supports any of them.
mke1973 said:
You are on Jellybean 4.1.2 if you're on the updated sock ROM. Google put out an increnental update last fall with the Jelly Bean designation 4.2, this update has killed Bluetooth. Most Nexus device users, who are the consumers who've gotten this update are reporting that audio Bluetooth is completely dead and that other Bluetooth devices may connect briefly but then disconnect and the device must be rebooted. Google has been silent on this issue in the Google Code forums and 2 subsequent updates, 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 have not fixed it. Users in the Google Code forums are frustrated as this problem has existed for almost 5 months and Google is dead silent on the issue.
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Wow, what a fail for Nexus.
What's the point of trading off immensely useful micro SD slot for useless pure android experience?
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klau1 said:
Wow, what a fail for Nexus.
What's the point of trading off immensely useful micro SD slot for useless pure android experience?
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Speculation is that the strategy on dropping the micro sd is to ultimately drive more users to Google cloud storage (and ultimately fees for Google). Given the shift of responsibility for Android development to the manager for Chrome, tech publications see Google merging Android into Chrome. I suspect that it will be a mess. The big question is whether Google code writing and beta testing will improve. I'm not going to hold my breath.
Based on past experience on the time Sammy takes to update. Let me guess, our key lime pie will be ready in 2015?
salmonsushi said:
Based on past experience on the time Sammy takes to update. Let me guess, our key lime pie will be ready in 2015?
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lmao true
Related
Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0)
Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1)
Galaxy Note 10.1
Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
Galaxy S II
Galaxy S II (LTE)
Galaxy Note
Galaxy S Advance
Galaxy Ace 2
Galaxy Beam
Galaxy Ace Plus
Galaxy Mini II
Galaxy S DUOS
Galaxy Music
Galaxy Chat
Source
Nice list.
I have two devices on it.
scottx . said:
Nice list.
I have two devices on it.
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I have three :victory:
Wohoo!!... I want to see both of my devices with Jelly Bean
Pfff need jb for my siii
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what's the big difference between ICS and JB?
I had an N7 and the only difference I can find is Google Now (which did nothing for me on my tablet)
Also, what will we lose?
I know flash is not present but can still be loaded on, although not seen anyone say it works, but not looked that hard.
BBC iplayer?
anybody knows when is the update?
im waiting the update to my GT 3110
im from portugal, i dont know if the update out at same day for all...??!?!?
great thread
i am waiting for jb for my GT 3110 too, does anybody know when we will get the update?
I hope the "official" update for the Galaxy Tab 2 with have these issues fixed that the currently leaked versions have....
-portrait only home screens
-mike not working in some apps
-battery percentage on notification bar
rudeguy said:
what's the big difference between ICS and JB?
I had an N7 and the only difference I can find is Google Now (which did nothing for me on my tablet)
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Butter. Really, most of the differences are not changes you can see. They cleaned up the code and are compiling it with a newer toolchain. It helped optimize things more and provides for a more fluid interface.
I have an unlocked version. According to the TmoNews article, the unlocked versions should see the update first as they they have to go through carrier testing.
Hopefully the Tab version will come out quickly, then we'll just have to wait for AT&T to muck around with uit for 6 months before the rest of the devices get it.
There's a video with all changes uploaded in youtube, I can't post it 'cause I'm a new member but is there, the google event release of jb almost 3 months ago.
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Alhamdulillah, can't hardly wait..
The update is still not available yet for my country, so I have installed my own with germany version
JB is great..
*** EDIT ***
Aparently a list of devices that will recieve 4.2.2 has just been leaked and Galaxy S2 is among them. Hurray!!
You can take a look at the list here: http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/18...roid-5-0-for-the-galaxy-s-iii-galaxy-note-ii/
*** EDIT ***
So guys, with the announcement of Galaxy S4 all I wanted to see was how Samsung would implement Touchwiz on Android 4.2.2.
I'm probably one of the few around here who actually like Touchwiz, hahahahaha.
So I started watching a bunch of Hands-on videos of Galaxy S4 and noticed a few design changes that pleased me a lot.
1- Configuration screen is now divided into 4 tabs. Much more organized than stock Android.
2- Notification Bar now has the new button from Android 4.2.2 and Samsung used it to show all widgets (wifi, gps, etc).
Five widgets still remain fixed for fast access and I don't know if they can be edited. Probably yes.
3- Lockscreen now has widgets as expected. But I noticed lots of Samsung widgets in there including a player widget for fast access to play/pause, etc.
It seems Samsung loved this new feature and used it really well (better than having CM 10.1 and it's exclusive CLocK widget xD).
4- Status Bar is now transparent. This is something lots of people use to mod here in XDA so all I can think is Samsung is listening to us or at least peaking at XDA sometimes to see what people are doing with their phones. This is actually pretty awesome
5- Lots and lots of new Camera modes! I believe some of them are actually possible to implement for Galaxy S2.
Others like double camera (back and front) might have hardware limitations.
6- Smart Play: a video you are watching will pause if you look away from the screen.
7- Smart Scroll: tilting the device and moving your eyes will scroll a page on the Web or in the Gallery.
Moving your hands in the air to do the same thing is not yet clear if it uses the front camera to recognize the action or one of the new screen sensors.
8- Lots of new apps. S Voice Drive, S Translator, S Choice, New ChatON, etc.
9- Air touch? This will probably never come but it's so cool
Anyway. Let's wait and see if Samsung plans to update Galaxy S2 one final time to give us some of these treats. What do you guys think? Sorry for any English mistakes. I'm writing from my phone. Also don't hesitate to highlight anything about the new Touchwiz I might have missed in this post
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don't wait for it.
Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
That aint gona happen sadily.
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Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Not a chance in hell. Sam is done supporting us. I don't see a reason why they would continue supporting S2. Samsung is a commercial company and they want consumers buy their new products rather than supporting the old products for free.
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Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Besides they have given us support more than any other companies. Do you see another 2 year old phone getting 4.1.2? If you think of it, Samsung is good
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I have a feeling Samsung will surprise us all. 4.2.1 is still Jelly Bean and most probably the last Jelly Bean Google will ever release. So it would be good for Samsung to update its devices to the last Jelly Bean and call it a quit once and for all.
Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Many devices less powerful then us will get 4.2.2 like galaxy grand and SII+ then why not the original galaxy SII?
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The S2 is at the end of its life cycle...
duykhang524 said:
The S2 is at the end of its life cycle...
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i like how everyones complaining that this phone with its vast amount of support,roms and devs is at its end.
I moved over to here froman Atrix 4g tegra2 phone.
The only tegra 2 device to NOT get ics we had one leak that has many issues and no kernel
its so serious devs are manually uart and jtagging the device and building a kernel from scratch.
And here people are complaing that this phone with its 4.1.2 leaks etc have a phone thats at the ed of its support.
this phone got great support from samsung .
Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Very doubtful. Time for a Blackadder quote, "Stranger things have happened. That horse becoming Pope for one!"
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Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Think about it this way, the SGS2+ is still a brand new phone on the market, and how will people feel who have just purchased it?
Same with the S3 mini which has near identical specs to us, they will have to update it, its only a few months old, and the update isn't exactly a major one.
Samsung's official statement is that they will bring the new features to their 'flagship devices' I know for sure the Note II, SIII and Note 10.1 fall under this category, but I'm not sure what else.
Also, I fail to see how our S2 can't support at least half of the new features.
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olyloh6696 said:
Think about it this way, the SGS2+ is still a brand new phone on the market, and how will people feel who have just purchased it?
Same with the S3 mini which has near identical specs to us, they will have to update it, its only a few months old, and the update isn't exactly a major one.
Samsung's official statement is that they will bring the new features to their 'flagship devices' I know for sure the Note II, SIII and Note 10.1 fall under this category, but I'm not sure what else.
Also, I fail to see how our S2 can't support at least half of the new features.
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you cant complain because you have just purchased it. its replacement is about to be replaced. its been supported great in my opinion and i still love it.
We already got 2 updates, no way that Sammy will make 3rd one.
"From 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 to 4.1.2 to end with 4.2.2." Sammobile on Twitter.
Galaxy Note or Galaxy S2?
Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Sammobile has proven in the past to know no carp...
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I consider most of those features mere gimmicks than things that are actually useful. Especially the things that use the camera, that'll probably scoop up a lot of battery life... And the status bar being transparent: if they would make it configurable, that would be a step ahead! If Samsung does bring 4.2 to the S II, that would definitely be a good thing. But like the others said, I wouldn't hold my breath.
Many not hardware related features in the
Samsung Galaxy S 4 are coming to the
Samsung Galaxy S III and S II
The Samsung Galaxy S III is still a top-notch
phone. According to Nick DiCarlo, Samsung's
vice president of portfolio planning, many of
the cool features that are in the Samsung
Galaxy S 4 will find their way to the Samsung
Galaxy S III.
"Anything that we can do that's not
dependent on hardware like infrared, we'll
definitely bring to all the flagship devices,"
DiCarlo said.
And that includes several of the new features
for the camera. Feature like Smart Scroll ,
Smart Pause, S Translator, S Health and the S
Voice Drive, to name just a few, eventually
join the Galaxy S III and perhaps even the
Samsung Galaxy S II as well.
Source: Phonearena, CNET
Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
I surely hope so
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Re: Touchwiz 6 and Android 4.2.1, will we get it?
Devs will make it happen.
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In 2011, 2012 and this year Samsung brought plenty of Android devices. Today we received, through our insider the first pre-list about upcoming Android updates from the Korean giant. Samsung will update the Galaxy S II and Note to Android 4.2.2 but this will be the last update for these devices. This means the Galaxy S II and Note received an update from 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 to 4.1.2 and will stop at Android version 4.2.2. Google is the only OEM which gives so many updates to its devices but Samsung is doing the same now. Below is the list of devices, which will receive the Android 4.2.2 update from Samsung.
But there is more according to the first pre-list, Samsung will only update 5 devices to Android 5.0, which is not yet announced by Google but is expected to be announced at the upcoming Google IO. The devices which will be getting the Android 5.0 update are the Galaxy S III, Galaxy S4, Note II, Note 8.0 and Note 10.1. Our insider finished with saying that plenty of MID-range Android devices of 2012 / 2013 will also receive a value pack update. Samsung did this before with the first generation of Galaxy devices. The insider confirmed Google’s next version is expected to be a big update and Samsung will take some time to update their devices.
Below is the list of devices which is not confirmed by Samsung yet. But is confirmed by our insider.
* End at Android 4.2.2 update.
GT-I9080 – Galaxy Grand
GT-I9082 – Galaxy Grand DUOS
GT-I8190 – Galaxy S III mini
GT-I8730 – Galaxy Express
GT-I9100 – Galaxy S II
GT-I9105 – Galaxy S II Plus
GT-I9260 – Galaxy Premier
GT-N7000 – Galaxy Note
GT-S6310 – Galaxy Young
GT-S6312 – Galaxy Young DUOS
GT-S6810 – Galaxy Fame
GT-S7710 – Galaxy X Cover 2
To get Android 5.0.
GT-I9300 – Galaxy S III
GT-I9305 – Galaxy S III LTE
GT-I9500 – Galaxy S 4
GT-I9505 – Galaxy S 4 LTE
GT-N5100 – Galaxy Note 8.0
GT-N5105 – Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE
GT-N5110 – Galaxy Note 8.0 Wi-Fi
GT-N7100 – Galaxy Note II
GT-N7105 – Galaxy Note II LTE
GT-N8000 – Galaxy Note 10.1
GT-N8005 – Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE
GT-N8010 – Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi
Source: sammobile
Pretty nice i think :thumbup:
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Sammobile may be a source but sure as hell not a reliable one.
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What to expect in 5.0? any major changes?
sohebq said:
What to expect in 5.0? any major changes?
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I read a while back that they are introducing some kind of theming/skinning engine to enable carriers to update quicker, hopefully this engine will enable themers to have a good old hack and play! How deep into ui this theming goes is anyone's guess
This is great to know S3 will get another year of updates especially knowing also the S3 will get all the features of the S4 that do not require new sensor/hardware
Given the money they are making with the Galaxy S series, it would seem a really smart move to invest a small fraction of those benefits in updating the Android OS version, to buy user's loyalty. I still don't trust the source completely, but the strategy makes sense to me.
Ofcourse this is not official so we shall wait and see
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of course, this is not official, but I believe its highly likely we will get 5.0
samsung wouldnt kill s3 so fast, specially with a so capable hardware
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=500428599993953&set=a.287001971336618.59771.253235488046600&type=1&theater
Its on S3 facebook page
It would be weird for the s2 not to get the update , cause it has the same soc except that s3 has 4 cores instead of 2...
Nick14 said:
It would be weird for the s2 not to get the update , cause it has the same soc except that s3 has 4 cores instead of 2...
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Seriously...do you still expect s2 to get 5.0? You should be very happy if it gets 4.2.2...it really has similar cpu architecture and that means its still capable of running newest androids, samsung wont upgrade because of age, not capatibillity
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Is this a response to the Apple claim that the S4 is being launched with last year's version of Android, that the Android market is fragmented over so many versions and capabilities?
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Would be nice if the S3 gets android 5, but it's likely most S3's will have crapped out by then because of the faulty nand.
Theshawty said:
Would be nice if the S3 gets android 5, but it's likely most S3's will have crapped out by then because of the faulty nand.
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I have a theory that on each boot the emmc chip plays a little game of russian roulette with our partition structure and format - blowing out the brains of the unfortunate partition that happens to be chosen.
The result of which poor partition got terminated varies from a wipe and reflash upto a hardbrick and warranty repair...
I respect samsung for the S2 updates.
The S2 is a historical phone, it's gone through 3 major updates.
And they are doing the same for the S3.
They took down the whole market with just 3 phones, and now they are looking forward to adjust themselves on the throne with a 4th one.
One thing i can't wait for is the S4 features to play with on the S3.
It's almost confirmed that we will get them, as i see strings of those features in the MB3 leak.
All i can say, good job Samsung.
The only let down of Samsung is their care against the developer community, if they would be more like Sony. I'd never buy anything else than a galaxy device.
masterex567 said:
One thing i can't wait for is the S4 features to play with on the S3.
It's almost confirmed that we will get them, as i see strings of those features in the MB3 leak. .
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It's already confirmed. Samsung said we will get all the S4 features which aren't directly hardware dependent (features which require certain hardware to be there, like the infrared thingy)
Android isn't even completely optimized for Quad Core yet, The Galaxy S3 has at least another year of support left.
I love when a new Android version comes out. It makes our phone brand new for a while. I hope version 5.0 or whatever can fo that for me so I can keep this bad boy another year.
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We got a 99% chance of getting KLP because there's no way samsung will update the GS4 only + The GS2 got 4.0/4.1/4.2 and the GS3 got 4.1/4.2(leaked) only so the GS3 will probably get 1 more update after 4.2 which is 5.0.
Another headache...
In 2011, 2012 and this year Samsung brought plenty of Android devices. Today we received, through our insider the first pre-list about upcoming Android updates from the Korean giant. Samsung will update the Galaxy S II and Note to Android 4.2.2 but this will be the last update for these devices. This means the Galaxy S II and Note received an update from 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 to 4.1.2 and will stop at Android version 4.2.2. Google is the only OEM which gives so many updates to its devices but Samsung is doing the same now. Below is the list of devices, which will receive the Android 4.2.2 update from Samsung.
But there is more according to the first pre-list, Samsung will only update 5 devices to Android 5.0, which is not yet announced by Google but is expected to be announced at the upcoming Google IO. The devices which will be getting the Android 5.0 update are the Galaxy S III, Galaxy S4, Note II, Note 8.0 and Note 10.1. Our insider finished with saying that plenty of MID-range Android devices of 2012 / 2013 will also receive a value pack update. Samsung did this before with the first generation of Galaxy devices. The insider confirmed Google’s next version is expected to be a big update and Samsung will take some time to update their devices.
Below is the list of devices which is not confirmed by Samsung yet. But is confirmed by our insider.
* End at Android 4.2.2 update.
GT-I9080 – Galaxy Grand
GT-I9082 – Galaxy Grand DUOS
GT-I8190 – Galaxy S III mini
GT-I8730 – Galaxy Express
GT-I9100 – Galaxy S II
GT-I9105 – Galaxy S II Plus
GT-I9260 – Galaxy Premier
GT-N7000 – Galaxy Note
GT-S6310 – Galaxy Young
GT-S6312 – Galaxy Young DUOS
GT-S6810 – Galaxy Fame
GT-S7710 – Galaxy X Cover 2
To get Android 5.0.
GT-I9300 – Galaxy S III
GT-I9305 – Galaxy S III LTE
GT-I9500 – Galaxy S 4
GT-I9505 – Galaxy S 4 LTE
GT-N5100 – Galaxy Note 8.0
GT-N5105 – Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE
GT-N5110 – Galaxy Note 8.0 Wi-Fi
GT-N7100 – Galaxy Note II
GT-N7105 – Galaxy Note II LTE
GT-N8000 – Galaxy Note 10.1
GT-N8005 – Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE
GT-N8010 – Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi
Remember this is an pre-list. (Samsung could still change devices!)
Do not ask for other devices, if we know more we will tell you.
* List is not complete yet!
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Source:
www.sammobile.com/2013/03/18/galaxy...roid-5-0-for-the-galaxy-s-iii-galaxy-note-ii/
I think this is the expectation of Sammobile not Samsung. Anyway if it came true we will be glad at the end. :good:
http://www.sammobile.com/2013/03/18...roid-5-0-for-the-galaxy-s-iii-galaxy-note-ii/
If this arrives before May, then its worth to keep our Notes close to our hearts!
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Good luck with May, maybe we will get it and if we do I sure hope they do a better job with it then with the 4.1.2 update.
sadly .. our note finally come to an end after 1.5years
I guess i am not ready yet....
Way to go note....
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riku89 said:
sadly .. our note finally come to an end after 1.5years
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Far from it, I'm sure this bad boy will get unofficial updates well beyond Key Lime Pie.
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If they released 5.0 on the N7000 I would keep mine for another year.
cool! Liking Samsung a lot nowadays again
baz77 said:
cool! Liking Samsung a lot nowadays again
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I knew people will hate them and then come back to them )
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kmokhtar79 said:
Another headache...
Source:
www.sammobile.com/2013/03/18/galaxy...roid-5-0-for-the-galaxy-s-iii-galaxy-note-ii/
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I do not trust sammobile with this "insider" bull...
I bet if someone would post here some fake screen-shots of fake Samsung's realise list for KLP5.0 next day it would be on sammobile as exclusive news from insider.
All to generate clics and trafic.
I hope that I'm wrong this time...
Really sad that Samsung won't update the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 to Android 5.0 but in my opinion Android 4.2.2 is enough for me. It has the best features i've ever seen and thats enough for me
This is what I call planned obsolescence...
tomascr7 said:
Really sad that Samsung won't update the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 to Android 5.0 but in my opinion Android 4.2.2 is enough for me. It has the best features i've ever seen and thats enough for me
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I think the original Note is already choking on 4.1
But that's not the device fault, it's Sammy's fault for their horrendous bloat.
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I think the original Note is already choking on 4.1
But that's not the device fault, it's Sammy's fault for their horrendous bloat.
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Jelly Bean is running perfectly on the Galaxy Note for me .. Even better than Ice Cream Sandwich
I am a bit dissapointed that the Galaxy Note hasn't all the features which S4 has for e.x the feature with Tap Top(where you tap on the phone and the list will go up to the top), i think Samsung built an extra Sensor for it which Note doesn't have.
LETS PRAY FOR ONE THING: I hope the Android 4.2.2 isn't using a sensor for AIR Gesture(to swipe pics by hands), i hope the Air Gesture feature is using the normal front camera, so that we could use it too on Note, otherwise i will be very sad and 4.2.2 would be nothing for me because i've never seen a better feature than this, but c'mon, ITS AWESOME!
Peace :good:
It is going to be very, very long wait. Till then let us keep our device cool.
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Jelly Bean is running perfectly on the Galaxy Note for me .. Even better than Ice Cream Sandwich
I am a bit dissapointed that the Galaxy Note hasn't all the features which S4 has for e.x the feature with Tap Top(where you tap on the phone and the list will go up to the top), i think Samsung built an extra Sensor for it which Note doesn't have.:
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Double Tap to top feature was available in the firstly leak'd version's of Jb, later on it was removed, don't know why,it used to work flawlessly... I own a s2 also and in the latest build of omega rom the dev implemented it!
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I don't think it would be using the front camera.
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4.2.2? Definitely a long wait. Especially when the 4.1.1/4.1.2 is not even released to every counties yet.
I think there may be another google i/o the next year for android 6.0 if we ever get our 4.2.2.
Jelly bean hype is over long before most note users still didnt get their hands on jb on their phones.
I am waiting for klp custom for my note rather than a wait for 4.2.2.
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According to Samsung, the Galaxy S III and the Galaxy S III mini are not capable of running KitKat smoothly as both have only 1GB of RAM, which has apparently not been enough to get KitKat working properly on either device. Here’s the official statement
“In order to facilitate an effective upgrade on the Google platform, various hardware performances such as the memory (RAM, ROM, etc.), multi-tasking capabilities, and display must meet certain technical expectations. The Galaxy S3 and S3 mini 3G versions come equipped with 1GB RAM, which does not allow them to effectively support the platform upgrade. As a result of the Galaxy S3 and S3 mini 3G versions’ hardware limitation, they cannot effectively support the platform upgrade while continuing to provide the best consumer experience. Samsung has decided not to roll-out the KitKat upgrade to Galaxy S3 and S3 mini 3G versions, and the KitKat upgrade will be available to the Galaxy S3 LTE version as the device’s 2GB RAM is enough to support the platform upgrade.” – Samsung Mobile UK
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This is as official as things can get, and Samsung’s statement confirms our fears of the amount of RAM being the issue. Now, before you say “but KitKat supports 512MB RAM devices and is running on a couple of new Samsung devices with 512MB of RAM already!”, KitKat runs fine with that amount of memory only on stock Android, which does not have any of the added features or bloat that Samsung (and other non-Nexus phones come with.) Also, the newer Samsung devices are running a lighter and newer version of TouchWiz that debuted on the Galaxy S5, which we’re guessing is something Samsung doesn’t want to bring to the Galaxy S III as it would affect sales of its newer devices (and not to mention those low-end devices don’t have all the features that you would find on flagship devices.)
In any case, it looks like Android 4.3 is the last update the Galaxy S III will get (and Android 4.2 on the S III mini), and the official statement should finally put the matter to rest. The Galaxy S III had a good run, going from Android 4.0 to Android 4.3 since launch, but it looks like Samsung won’t be extending any further update love to one of its best-selling smartphones.
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I'm betting we won't have it.
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I definitely think it will happen, but you never know until it happens. I don't know why you "dream" about it, is it nice to have the newer Android officially from Samsung, yes, but is it that much better than 4.3, no. Don't get me wrong though, I would love to see it coming to my S3, but when it doesn't, no biggie!
4.1.2 is faster and smoother than 4.3,that's why I would like to have a change. I can't stay with 4.3 for long.
I'm sure that samsung will release it. 3.5 months are left before Galaxy S3 will get 2 years old and that's a pretty big number. It's not possible that Samsung will keep us empty all this months.
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4.1.2 is faster and smoother than 4.3,that's why I would like to have a change. I can't stay with 4.3 for long.
I'm sure that samsung will release it. 3.5 months are left before Galaxy S3 will get 2 years old and that's a pretty big number. It's not possible that Samsung will keep us empty all this months.
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I dont think we will get official 4.4 and do agree when android version increase it becomes more laggy
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With problems Samsung had in releasing 4.3, it should be sometime before they release 4.4.X.... But when it comes I think it should be very good since KK is optimized for 512MB rams..
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I dont think we will get official 4.4 and do agree when android version increase it becomes more laggy
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Be more optimistic man, did samsung disappoint you so far? I think we'll get KK.
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I think samsung will release kk today
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I think samsung will release kk today
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Yup , let's wait ^_^
parabels said:
I think samsung will release kk today
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I think that KK will be much better for S3 than JB4.3 ... reason optimizations for older and slower devices.. and now S3 is just that.
I hope that we will get it... anyway if not... there is Omni rom that work super fast on S3.
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I don't think the S3 would receive any attention from Samsung when S5 is around the corner and when the International S4 (i9505)still doesn't have official kitkat.
But then previous Samsung galaxies have at least two major android version upgrades
S1: Eclair Froyo Gingerbread (2.1,2.2,2.3)
S2: Gingerbread Ice cream sandwich jellybean (2.3,4.0,4.1)
And now S3: Ice cream sandwich Jellybean jellybean (4.0,4.1,4.3)
Technically the S3 already has more than the previous models as the 4.3 update naturally incorporates all the features from 4.2, but then all changes between 4.1 and 4.3 are minor so it doesn't really count (and 4.4 is frankly just as lame to be honest).
I have read several articles all over the web that the S3 WILL get the 4.4... it´s even supposed to be sometime in late march. No official confirmation yet but several leaks from within Samsung has been tweeted. These tweets come from reliable sources.
It´s also still a fact that the S3 is still manufactured. This would be worth something, wouldn´t it... even for Samsung?
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I can't see Samsung releasing 4.4 for S3, when they're about to release the S5. They'll be hoping they can shift S3 users on the 2 year cycle over to the S5, so they won't be wanting to do anything to prolong the functionality or life of the S3. Expect samsung to cease production of the S3 upon the S5 unveil, but continue S4 production and support. I can imagine they'll push 4.4 to some of their popular older budget and mid-range phones though.
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I can't see Samsung releasing 4.4 for S3, when they're about to release the S5. They'll be hoping they can shift S3 users on the 2 year cycle over to the S5, so they won't be wanting to do anything to prolong the functionality or life of the S3. Expect samsung to cease production of the S3 upon the S5 unveil, but continue S4 production and support. I can imagine they'll push 4.4 to some of their popular older budget and mid-range phones though.
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Really? You can´t see Samsung releasing 4.4 to the S3 but you do see 4.4 to some of their older budget and mid-range models? That makes absolutely no sense at all....
Guys see if this helps clear up the confusion a bit :
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lays-out-which-devices-will-get-android-442-kitkat
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Guys see if this helps clear up the confusion a bit :
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lays-out-which-devices-will-get-android-442-kitkat
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thank my friend i hope so and see the 4.4 on our gs 3
ballsofsteel said:
Guys see if this helps clear up the confusion a bit :
http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-lays-out-which-devices-will-get-android-442-kitkat
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What? Samsung are surprising us with multiple releases of 4.4.2 today? What planet is this?
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shoalinagent said:
What? Samsung are surprising us with multiple releases of 4.4.2 today? What planet is this?
i9300 | temasek 4.4.2 | boeffla kernel
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In does say: Updates begin today, Samsung says — it didn't mention on which devices — so stay tuned.
Since the note 3 has already got it, presumably this means that the S4 would follow next. Then, the current mid ranged phones (S4 mini, galaxy mega), after that, last year's flagships (note 2, s3) and finally last year's mid range phones (s3 mini)