The Samsung Galaxy Note is absolutely a
strong competitor to Apple iPhone 4S in
most fields, some of which even exceeds Apple iPhone 4S, like the full 1080P HD
video recording and playback feature, which not only enables you to record full
1080P movies with Samsung Galaxy Note, but also lets you watch 1080P movies on Samsung Galaxy Note unlimited on the go. But one thing that may make the
Samsung Galaxy Note less attractive, that is the OS. The Samsung Galaxy Note initiated
with Android™ 2.3(Gingerbread),
which is not that attractive to that of iOS 5 on Apple’s iPhone 4S. Luckily, Samsung
promised to update the OS to Android 4.0, the Ice Cream Sandwich, in the end of
Q1. But, wait, I think you should get the latest news about the OS update.
According to the latest report, the update
of Android ICS on Samsung Galaxy Note has been delayed. The Android 4.0 Ice
Cream Sandwich update for the phoneblet has been pushed back from its initially
announced Q1 launch to Q2. It's only been confirmed by Samsung Norway through
its Facebook account, so it's not certain if the delay will be a global thing,
but that seems likely. The global rollout of the Ice Cream Sandwich update only
took a few days, so we assume the Galaxy Note units, which are much fewer in
number will be updated in a very short interval.
The
reason for the delay is unknown just yet and so is the exact launch date. With
Q2 starting in a couple of weeks and ending in June the delay might be a pretty
minor thing or it could mean another three months without the latest and
greatest from the Google OS for the Note users. Here's hoping it will be a case
of the former rather than the latter!s
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