The long-waited Ice Cream Sandwich (aka Android 4.0) is quitely rolled out to unlocked Galaxy Notes. This is firstly reported by Devin Balentina. It seems only some users in Europe can update now, and none of users in Asia can get it up to now. The size of this update is reported at 318MB. The hyped ...
CyanogenMod is an aftermarket firmware distribution and CyanogenMod 9 is for Android 4.0 (ICS). Now, there is a mostly workable distribution for Galaxy Note with S Pen support. According the dedicated forum thread of CyanogenMod 9 for Galaxy Note in XDA-Developers, almost everything works except: FM radio (CyanogenMod 9 does not have FM Radio support for any devices) Speakerphone DSP Manager USB On-The-Go ...
Yes, about 5 million Galaxy Note users are patiently waiting for the update to the delicious Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS, aka Android 4.0) since last November. Initially, we heard the ICS update will be available together with Galaxy SII in March. Later, Samsung officially announced the ICS update for Galaxy Note would be pushed to Q2, with Premium ...
Samsung just announced they shipped 5,000,000 Galaxy Note. 5 months, 5 millions units shipped, it is impressive! Potentially (some are still in the vendors's warehouse) 5 million users! For a smartphone, whose 5.3" size was questions by many reviewerssince its initial release 5 months ago, it is a big success. 5 million buyers proved there is ...
In February, we reported that Galaxy Note probably would get the Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS, aka, Android 4.0) update in March (together with Galaxy SII). Obviously, Samsung missed the target. Galaxy SII users in Europe and some other regions started to receive ICS update about two weeks ago. Nothing for Galaxy Note users. Last week, Samsung officially pushed ...