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| Engadget |
Samsung is rumored to be giving the Android 4.1 operating system update Jelly Bean to some excellent smartphone.
Starting from the Galaxy S III, and then proceed to the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note.
A reliable source told technology website SamMobile, Monday (08/06/2012), the Galaxy S III will be the first smartphone from Samsung that gets Android Jelly Bean, in the third quarter of this year.
After that, in the fourth quarter, turn S II and Galaxy Galaxy Note size of 5 inches to get it.
Samsung is currently conducting trials on the use of the Android smartphone Jelly Bean mentioned above, so that the operating system can run smoothly.
Android 1.4 Jelly Bean announced on July 27, 2012 on the application developer conference Google I / O in San Francisco, USA.
In July, Google has released the source code (source code) to the Jelly Bean Android application developers.
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