If you?re the owner of either a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 or a Samsung Galaxy S3, you might be in for a bit of a long wait for an update, with a leak suggesting that Samsung doesn?t plan to roll out a software upgrade for either device until at least November...or maybe even not until December.
It?s not all bad news though, as the reason for this decision is apparently so that Samsung can take advantage of the newest version of Android when it?s released, Jelly Bean 4.3. According to the source, Samsung plans to avoid the incremental 4.2.2 update to Android altogether and wait until the next big release, giving users all of the new tweaks and features, ostensibly to tide them over until the Key Lime Pie is ready.
Sources also claim that Samsung will definitely be giving the alleged Android 5.0 update to the Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 2 and the as-yet unannounced Galaxy Note 3, although this may be jumping the gun somewhat, seeing as Google hasn?t actually officially acknowledged a 5.0 update at all yet.
Assumptions are being made about the next releases from Android, with most guessing that the next release will be 4.3, the last version of Jelly Bean, followed by a 5.0 which is assumed to be Key Lime Pie. Tipsters are also assuming that Key Lime Pie, or 5.0, will be released with the next Nexus handset from Google, which is tentatively monikered the Nexus 5.
We?re not sure that Samsung customers will see the companies? decision as a good one, as it means that their premium device could be running an operation system that?s two iterations behind by the times they eventually get their update, and as 4.2.2 was intended to fix various bugs, this could mean that their devices become increasingly problematic in the meantime. Having said that, come December they could be rocking the fastest, most stable devices on the block?which is nice.
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