Samsung Mesmerize finally receives its dose of Gingerbread
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In the past, we’ve seen the handset receiving its fair share of software updates consisting of bug fixes and enhancements, but this latest one is sure to knock the socks off some people since it brings forth all the wonderful things with Gingerbread. Some of the new features include the following:
- Improved power management
- User interface refinements
- More control over applications
- Improved text interface
- One-touch word selection and copy/paste
Rather than making it an over-the-air update, you simply need to click the source link below to snatch the free download off of US Cellular’s web site. After installing in on your computer, you’ll soon be able to experience all of the update’s glory.
source: US Cellular & Samsung
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5 Comments
1. Synack posted on 30 Aug 2011, 12:08 1 0
Uhhh so does that mean the Fascinate is going to get it in 2 weeks?
2. gotti88 posted on 30 Aug 2011, 12:10 0 0
yea ok... it takes so long for us to get updates but when we get them they be super great lol!!!! come on updates aka latenesses!!!!
3. PimpStrong posted on 30 Aug 2011, 13:00 0 0
So when I get my Hercules, I can expect it to get ICS by late Summer 2012. If it even does(pending T-Mobile merger).
4. remixfa posted on 30 Aug 2011, 13:38 0 0
summer 2012? ha you mean 2014! :)
if your mad about your update call your CARRIER not samsung and yell at them. Its the carriers that have final say when updates roll on the network. US carriers SUCK.. lol
5. Synack posted on 30 Aug 2011, 14:17 0 0
Well Verizon's main issue is that they want the phone to be perfect. If they would just let google and samsung handle it then they would have less people jumping ship. The only good thing coming out of a long overdue update is an update that isn't very buggy, it's usually pretty polished.
