Still no sighting of ICS with the latest update for T-Mobile's Galaxy S II - it's mainly bug fixes
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Instead, the latest 32.3MB sized software update for T-Mobile’s Galaxy S II is none other than a maintenance update. Bumping up its software to version T989UVLDE, it mainly consists of the usual set of bug fixes we’re normally accustomed to seeing with most new software updates.
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If you haven’t seen that notification popping up on your handset, you can obviously push the process by checking for it manually. So what exactly is included with this maintenance update? It features a fix for random reboot/power off problems, device stability improvements, a Qualcomm chip patch, and Google Security fixes.
source: T-Mobile via TmoNews
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7 Comments
1. gallitoking posted on 21 May 2012, 14:56 0
according to remix since it has the unfamous "crapdragon" they will no be treated to ICS... well actually none of the US versions... until Jelly Bean... so much for phone of the year
2. Muhannad posted on 21 May 2012, 15:26 0
It's an Android, you can always root and install a custom ICS ROM so it isn't really a big deal except for the not so tech-savvy consumers.
4. -box- posted on 21 May 2012, 16:17 0
I believe Samsung has already stated its intention to distribute ICS to the GS2 line, and some pre-production ROMs have already leaked, so it's in progress, just not finalized and/or distributed
5. gallitoking posted on 21 May 2012, 16:21 0
yes keep drinking the Sammy juice.. look at the calender... for having an intention is taking too long... I also have an intention not to troll.. if you get my drift
7. kshell1 posted on 21 May 2012, 18:42 0
If i was a company like Samsung that had a super massive flagship they have been working on for awhile now id be going slow with last years phone to considering id have all my money developing for the new phone not the old
