Samsung Galaxy S2 users who have the SIM-free versions can now download the Android Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, the South Korean mobile major has affirmed to CNET United Kingdom, and it eliminates any need for searching for it online. They also made this statement that Samsung United Kingdom has been working very hard over the past few weeks to receive Android v4.0 (ICS) released out to all our Galaxy S 2 users, however only working hard is not sufficient as we also want some results.
Earlier today, several Samsung Galaxy S2 users had been claiming that the long-awaited upgrade to Android Ice Cream Sandwich has eventually been made accessible for downloading, with many Galaxy S2 users even confirming that they had already upgraded their devices. If anyone of you happen to have a SIM-free S2, the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade can be acquired through the South Korean major’s proprietary device management software, Kies, by linking the Galaxy S2 to Kies — either through USB or Wi-Fi — & checking for the upgrade, and isn’t it easy?
Many mobile phone enthusiasts are already posting their experiences about successful updates of their S2 smartphone through different social networking sites such as Twitter, and the social networking sites are at the moment full of such exciting stories.
Many mobile phone enthusiasts are already posting their experiences about successful updates of their S2 smartphone through different social networking sites such as Twitter, and the social networking sites are at the moment full of such exciting stories.
Anyway, if you don’t have the SIM-free variant of the flagship model from the South Korean mobile manufacturer, then contact your service provider for any further details. Even in the past, this mobile company have been criticized by mobile users for their careless approach, and it mostly happens in the Facebook page of the mobile producer.
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