Samsung “reconfirms” Galaxy S II’s Android Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade.
This is not actually a NEW news if you’re a follower of news related to Samsung’s “most popular phone to date.”
Samsung United Kingdom has confirmed, or let’s say reconfirmed, that the Samsung Galaxy S II or S2 is scheduled to receive the best Android update yet, the Roboto-inspired Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.
The confirmation via Twitter was made one day before the launch of the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich device on Thursday, the Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus (in United Kingdom). The Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be the only device that will run the ICS this year, and it is highly possible that the Galaxy S2 and other compatible devices will get the upgrade “early next year.”
Samsung Galaxy S II or S2 deserves the Android Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade because it is powered by a dual-core CPU, includes a full 1GB of RAM, many customers reportedly purchased it and “you get what you pay for,” because the phone is still expensive especially the unlocked model sold in Asia and European countries.
Other Samsung devices that will get the ICS upgrade are the Samsung Galaxy Note, the Nexus S (2010 Nexus device from Samsung), the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket and other popular Samsung Galaxy tablet PCs running the Android Honeycomb operating system.
This report was originally posted on PopHerald.com as Galaxy S2 to bite the “Ice Cream” next year, under Gadgets and Mobile Category.
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This is not actually a NEW news if you’re a follower of news related to Samsung’s “most popular phone to date.”
Samsung United Kingdom has confirmed, or let’s say reconfirmed, that the Samsung Galaxy S II or S2 is scheduled to receive the best Android update yet, the Roboto-inspired Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.
The confirmation via Twitter was made one day before the launch of the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich device on Thursday, the Samsung Google Galaxy Nexus (in United Kingdom). The Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be the only device that will run the ICS this year, and it is highly possible that the Galaxy S2 and other compatible devices will get the upgrade “early next year.”
Samsung Galaxy S II or S2 deserves the Android Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade because it is powered by a dual-core CPU, includes a full 1GB of RAM, many customers reportedly purchased it and “you get what you pay for,” because the phone is still expensive especially the unlocked model sold in Asia and European countries.
Other Samsung devices that will get the ICS upgrade are the Samsung Galaxy Note, the Nexus S (2010 Nexus device from Samsung), the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket and other popular Samsung Galaxy tablet PCs running the Android Honeycomb operating system.
This report was originally posted on PopHerald.com as Galaxy S2 to bite the “Ice Cream” next year, under Gadgets and Mobile Category.
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