The other
variation of the Samsung Galaxy S II, the TI OMAP-based I9100G, is now rolling
out Ice Cream Sandwich update in several countries after the March release of its original I9100 counterpart.
This update
seems to be a limited release to some lucky countries in the meantime, however
it is expected to expand its availability globally in these coming weeks.
The Samsung
Galaxy SII I9100G is the second wave of SII handset that has been released internationally. The
main difference between these units from the original one is that it uses TI
OMAP 4430 instead of Exynos 4210 for its chipset. It also has POWER VR SGX540
as its GPU. Furthermore, the capacity is only limited to 16 GB only compared to
16/32GB of the original. Standby and Talk Time also have minor streaks of
indifferences.
So if you think
that you have this kind of Galaxy S II, this update is the one that you’ve been
waiting for.
