Summary: The manufacturer appears to be promising speedier updates for the S3 than it previously delivered on earlier Galaxy S devices.
Samsung will deploy an Android 'Jelly Bean' 4.1 update to its flagship Galaxy S III handset next month, the manufacturer has said.
Obviously expecting to enhance on the snail-like speed at which it modified the Galaxy S II, the Jam Bean update will come just around four or five several weeks after it went available. Per weeks time or so ago, New Samsung said it had marketed 20 thousand of the gadgets in the first 100 times of accessibility.
The information that the Galaxy S III would get Jam Bean in Oct came via our sibling website CNET UK, which obtained a specific declaration from New Samsung.
As that item also mentioned, the 4G edition of the S III that EE will release later this year will come with Jam Bean from the start.
Android 4.1 is fairly just like Android operating system 4.0, with one significant difference: the inclusion of the Search engines Now personal associate function. Search engines Now is in some methods a competing to Apple's Siri, and also expands Google semantic search initiatives onto cellular phone gadgets.
The information that the Galaxy S III would get Jam Bean in Oct came via our sibling website CNET UK, which obtained a specific declaration from New Samsung.
As that item also mentioned, the 4G edition of the S III that EE will release later this year will come with Jam Bean from the start.
Android 4.1 is fairly just like Android operating system 4.0, with one significant difference: the inclusion of the Search engines Now personal associate function. Search engines Now is in some methods a competing to Apple's Siri, and also expands Google semantic search initiatives onto cellular phone gadgets.
