Ever since its official release, Samsung Galaxy S III has been very
popular among the world, even though it only comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream
Sandwich. The absence of the latest Android Jelly Bean system and its
advantages have made people so eagle to get Jelly Bean updates for their Galaxy
S III smartphones. By now, the east European users have got the Jelly Bean update on Galaxy S III in late September,
while other regions of the world also get Jelly Bean update in September, except users in US. According to Samsung Mobile’s
latest official press-release, the Jelly Bean update for the U.S. versions of
the Galaxy S III will arrive "in the coming months." It also mentions
that the specific time of release for each update will be revealed by each
respective carrier.
According to the Examiner reports, Samsung
spokesmen have informed that the U.S. versions of the Galaxy S III will be the
last to receive a software update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Though the exact
reasons have not been specified, there might have something to do with carrier
testing processes or the slightly different hardware found in those versions of
the phone.
So,
what all of this means in this case is that the U.S. versions of the Samsung
Galaxy S III may not receive their Android 4.1 updates until 2013! But, if you
are an Android user, haven’t you yet been used to waiting for the update of OS
for all these years?
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