We all know that Samsung is more than
willing to give the Jelly Bean update to its current flagship, Galaxy S III, “by
the end of this month.” But what’s keeping us frenzy is the announcement of the
second-in-command models from the Korean giant. Yes, last year’s favorites
Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Note will receive the buttery Jelly Bean (Android
4.1).
Ice Cream Sandwich may have the
air of being a lauded update last year, but the current iteration brings almost
seamless experience to users. This is, by far, the closest thing an Android OS
could get behind iOS. Project Butter had treated all Android apprehensions with
the release of Google’s latest device – the Nexus 7 and announcement of support
for all the Nexus devices.
But what’s more appealing to the
Android community (which most of them covers the Galaxy S II) is the support
that their device will have in the coming months. This old favorite chunk powered
with dual-core processor will definitely have the buttery effect of Android
4.1. Likewise, the larger-than-life phablet from the Sammy, Galaxy Note, also
have the update after the Galaxy S III and Galaxy S II.
With all brands struggling for
Android supremacy, this update secures the lead of Samsung in the race - a race
being well-played.
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