Ice Cream Sandwich.

[treemanx]

What version are you running? Stock or one of the many custom mixes out there?

I'm running this : http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1436854 . It's pretty nice. Stable and fast. Can't fault it.

A version of miui 4.0.


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[Tom]

GS II Owners..

http://skp.samsungcsportal.com/integ...2548&cdsite=ph

Smartphone : Galaxy S II Ice Cream Sandwich Update

Galaxy S2 ICS Upgrade You can upgrade your mobile to Android Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) thru KIES 2.0 or FOTA. To upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich, you must upgrade KIES to the latest version. (KIES 1.5 does not support upgrading to ICS) To upgrade mobile OS thru FOTA, large firmware file must be downloaded in your mobile. So it's strongly recommended to use high speed WI-FI connection when you upgrade your mobile to ICS thru FOTA 1. Major Improvement - Platform upgrades Android 2.3 Gingerbread → Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ㆍ Face Unlock and Android Beam are added ㆍ Mobile Network Data usage function is added ㆍ Usability of multi-tasking and some applications is improved ※ Because of ICS OS feature, Adobe flash and Bluetooth 3.0 HS will not be supported in ICS OS (Bluetooth 3.0 is supported still) 2. Caution (1) Initializing a few user data · After ICS upgrade, important user data (like phone book, message, and picture) will be maintained. But due to the changes in the software, few user data or setting value will be initialized. · Home screen and sequence of applications · Setting value of a few applications which are improved. Note: To prevent unexpected data loss, please back-up your data thru Kies before upgrading. (2) Internal memory space · To upgrade to ICS OS, enough device memory is needed (Thru Kies: 60MB at least, Thru FOTA: 350MB at least) · If device memory is not enough, please delete downloaded applications, SMS/MMS or E-Mail · How to check device memory : Applications - Setting - Storage - Device memory - Available space (3) Application compatibility · In ICS OS, few applications which are downloaded from Android market or other will not work because they are not optimized in ICS OS · If the application from Android market is not working in ICS, you may notify application developer (4) Customized firmware If unofficial or customized firmware is installed in the mobile, unexpected problem can happen during upgrading

[.Adam.]

Has that been released today Tom?

[Tom]

They said it would be the 10th then said that was wrong. So who knows.

[.Adam.]

Ok cool. The wait continues then.

[dannycivic02]

Some users already have started getting it in some countries not us yet though hopefully soon though.

[TheEvilGiraffe]

I want a Nexus
In fact I just want a decent phone.

But just can't justify the huge cost outlay, compared to my cheap sim only rolling contract.

I've gone from £20 a month to £14 a month for no phone.. upgrade would have been £36 a month + £99 min for the iPhone with tMob. I'm £200 up without selling my old Desire. Yes it's an outlay now, but I'll have forgotten about that next month

Just do it !

[The Fatty]

Wish the SE X10 was getting this its the only Xperia that not

[James28]

I've gone from £20 a month to £14 a month for no phone.. upgrade would have been £36 a month + £99 min for the iPhone with tMob. I'm £200 up without selling my old Desire. Yes it's an outlay now, but I'll have forgotten about that next month

Just do it !

I don't get your post lol!
What contract are you on now, you bought it outright or..!?

[Blighty]

The post about it being available from the 15th has been deleted and no word from Samsung yet. Looks like us GS2 owners will have to wait a little bit longer.

[dajones]

ive read that ICS is meant to be compatible with nearly all android phones due to it being a one version for all, the software with then decide what features the phone cant handle and remove them.

[Blighty]

Monday 19th March it is being rolled out in the UK. That is for people who have an unlocked phone. Networks may want to make tweaks to it so it could be delayed further.

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/when-will-my-samsung-galaxy-s2-get-ice-cream-sandwich-in-uk-50007314/

[.Adam.]

Already started rolling out across Europe. Places like Sweden, Hungary etc getting it today.

[Blighty]

Already started rolling out across Europe. Places like Sweden, Hungary etc getting it today.

Yea I read that too. Never the UK first is it?!

[.Adam.]

Nope. Pain the ass.

[Dan@519Automotive]

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/htc-...gins-50007285/

[Brand86]

Does anyone know what the software version is for ICS? I have got my phone back from 2.3.5...is different to what I had but is this ICS?

[Dan@519Automotive]

4.0.3 is the latest release I know of

[Brand86]

Is that not a tablet version of Android though?

[Dan@519Automotive]

well yes, but a major point of ics is that it's phone and tablet compatible easily. Any version will be 4.0.something