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Help JellyBean Update for Samsung galaxy s2 Danish
- Thread starter Finndo
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ironass
Extreme Android User
Hello and welcome to Android Forums Finndo!
To check if the Jelly Bean, Android 4.1.2, update is available for your phone, see posts #1, #2 and #3 in the sticky at the top of the forum, entitled, "Jelly Bean update - Dummies Guide".
SCPadgeebar
Android Enthusiast
SamMobile said Jelly Bean Update for Galaxy S2 and Note would be this March.
ironass
Extreme Android User
The first official JB updates were released for the SGSII, GT-i9100, about 2 weeks ago.
I found this on my phone:Hello and welcome to Android Forums Finndo!
To check if the Jelly Bean, Android 4.1.2, update is available for your phone, see posts #1, #2 and #3 in the sticky at the top of the forum, entitled, "Jelly Bean update - Dummies Guide".
PDA:I9100XWLPY
PHONE: I9100XXLQ6
CSC: I9100NEELP6
Build Info: Wed Sep 19 18:11:36 KST 2012
Evil Genius
Android Enthusiast
looks like NEE (Nordic) has not been released yet.
ok :-/ Maybe soon??
After a long and painful upgrade (the last one or now seemingly two firmware updates available kept failing over air, Kies kept throwing up stumbling blocks on my desktop PC, and now I finally managed to upgrade through Kies on my Win 8 laptop, though it required two error messages, one Kies restart and one phone reconnect), my Danish Galaxy S2 (NEE Nordic code) is now running 4.1.2.
I was somewhat startled after the reboot by the very different looking design of login screen and notification bar, as well as having to go through a few information screens (initially I thought my phone had actually been reset). I don't remember anything that drastic when my Transformer TF300 tablet was upgraded to Jelly Bean.
Fortunately everything - including Apex Launcher - appears to be where it was before, aside from widgets having to be readded to the homescreens. I was also notified of the available upgrade to Google Now, which is up and running (even if most of the information cards available are as useless for me on my phone as they are on my tablet, the majority of the time).
I was somewhat startled after the reboot by the very different looking design of login screen and notification bar, as well as having to go through a few information screens (initially I thought my phone had actually been reset). I don't remember anything that drastic when my Transformer TF300 tablet was upgraded to Jelly Bean.
Fortunately everything - including Apex Launcher - appears to be where it was before, aside from widgets having to be readded to the homescreens. I was also notified of the available upgrade to Google Now, which is up and running (even if most of the information cards available are as useless for me on my phone as they are on my tablet, the majority of the time).