http://www.ibtimes.com/android-43-j...e-2-system-roll-out-retracted-has-update-been
The Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for older Samsung devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 may be in jeopardy as one clue of the prospective update has been retracted by its source.
Those anxious to see the Galaxy Note 2 get what would be its first update since its September 2012 release were pleased when the Australian carrier Telstra announced on its support page that the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy Note 2 had been “withdrawn” in favor of a new Android version. Though no other details were given, many believed this was an indication that the Galaxy Note 2 would update to Android 4.3.
But now Telstra has updated its support page and information about the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and its update schedule has notably been removed. It is unclear why the carrier removed this information about the Galaxy Note 2 update, and many fear it could mean the Android 4.3 update for the device might be canceled.
Mid-July reports suggested that older yet still popular Samsung devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the Samsung Galaxy S3 would be skipping the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update in favor for Android 4.3. Both devices have been stuck at various iterations of Android 4.1 for some time, and users have been anxious to see what treatment these devices would get in the wake of newer flagships such as the Samsung Galaxy S4, which released with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is expected to ship with Android 4.3.
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In addition to Telstra’s vague announcement, the German carrier Deutsche Telekom also announced on its official forum that the Samsung Galaxy S3 would be receiving an Android 4.3 update at some point. Many took this news as confirmation that plans for the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 where similar, but with the release schedule for Android 4.3 on Telstra now uncertain, we wonder what will happen to the update on Deutsche Telekom.
Meanwhile, a rival flagship, the HTC One, is now confirmed for an Android 4.3 update. HTC president Jason Mackenzie divulged that the handset will similarly skip Android 4.2.2 in favor for Android 4.3 because it is a particularly minimal update between the two versions.
It is likely that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy S3 will be updated to a new Android Jelly Bean version at some point, but the matter of which Jelly Bean version it will get and when it will roll out may continue to be a mystery for some time.
However, with U.S. models of the HTC One expected to be running Android 4.3 by the end of September, we can assume that Samsung will ensure an update for its older flagships to keep up with the competition.
Good lord people jump off buildings over nothing. Telsta is not Samsung. No release date does not mean never. Relax people.
Wait so since a random phone company, with no relation to Samsung nor in the same country as Samsung, removed update "Information" from their page now the update is cancelled? Right.
hate seeing this stuff, IF, and a big if at that, Samsung decided to remove the 4.2.2/4.3 update for the note 2/s3 then Samsung would honestly be stupid and lose a lot of backing from its customers. so if an Australian company has removed the update status of a Korean (at least i think Samsung is Korean...) company then this post needs to post about something that actually matters, because this is obviously a troll/sad attempt at news by the online news website.
Note 3 will have 4.3.
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Note 3 will have 4.3.
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You buying a Note 3 for all of us?
akellar said:
Good lord people jump off buildings over nothing. Telsta is not Samsunguunclear . No release date does not mean never. Relax people.
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I basically said the same thing on Google+. The info being removed doesn't necessarily mean the update won't come.
The speculation of the update not coming when the articles state the reason for the removal is unclear is ridiculous.
Guys don't worry another Australian carrier has confirmed they're skipping 4.3 because we're going right to 6.0 Milkshake next month.
But does it bring all the boys to the yard??????
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Guys don't worry another Australian carrier has confirmed they're skipping 4.3 because we're going right to 6.0 Milkshake next month.
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I believe the N3 will have 4.3 before Verizon gets around to sending it out OTA.
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I believe the N3 will have 4.3 before Verizon gets around to sending it out OTA.
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and thats why we wait for the int n2 to get leaked. eff vzw, they release things forever after Samsung releases otas
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You buying a Note 3 for all of us?
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Plan to buy at least one ...
And I say this really because who really cares if it ever gets 4.3... If it never did, what are you missing out on? Most of all the features can already be had.
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Guys don't worry another Australian carrier has confirmed they're skipping 4.3 because we're going right to 6.0 Milkshake next month.
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What about 5.3 update, lemon Morang Pie?
You guys do realize why these all got revoked? Samsung mad an announcement about 3 weeks ago that the note 2 as well as a handfull of other devices will be skipping the android releases and the note 2 will be one of I beleive 22 devices to get the first Android 5.0 update.
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You guys do realize why these all got revoked? Samsung mad an announcement about 3 weeks ago that the note 2 as well as a handfull of other devices will be skipping the android releases and the note 2 will be one of I beleive 22 devices to get the first Android 5.0 update.
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Link or not true
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By the time Vzw sends out 5.0 I may be on N4.
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By the time Vzw sends out 5.0 I may be on N4.
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By the time vzw sends out or releases any phone on 5.0, smartphones will be a thing of a past, us unlimited users will have been forced off our plans and verizon will be charging $500 a month plans. $100 for 1gb data, $300 for taxes, and another $100 for the privilege of raping you without lube
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By the time vzw sends out or releases any phone on 5.0, smartphones will be a thing of a past, us unlimited users will have been forced off our plans and verizon will be charging $500 a month plans. $100 for 1gb data, $300 for taxes, and another $100 for the privilege of raping you without lube
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There are people who have been saying that the data plan prices will drop when VZW starts putting up the newest 4G towers, I can't remember the name for the newest 4G, because its much faster and will be capable of giving the user more bandwidth etc. What they aren't taking into account is that prices shouldve dropped when the 4G towers went up and we went off of 3G to 4G, that never happened though. Instead VZW dropped unlimited and moved to a ****ing ridiculous Shared Plan.
VZW is going to do nothing but charge more and more for data no matter how much better, faster, etc it gets.
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There are people who have been saying that the data plan prices will drop when VZW starts putting up the newest 4G towers, I can't remember the name for the newest 4G, because its much faster and will be capable of giving the user more bandwidth etc. What they aren't taking into account is that prices shouldve dropped when the 4G towers went up and we went off of 3G to 4G, that never happened though. Instead VZW dropped unlimited and moved to a ****ing ridiculous Shared Plan.
VZW is going to do nothing but charge more and more for data no matter how much better, faster, etc it gets.
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The worst part of this whole 4.3 debacle is that only one site has even made mention of it. And truly, is removing information even making mention of it? The aggregate "News" sites then post it as the gospel.
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I'm up for upgrade and I am waiting on ICS and I was hoping it would come to AT&T in october but I can find no evidence of this. Seems that the Nexus Prime will be going to Verizon. Anyone have any idea when AT&T will get an ICS device?
At this point it is all speculation but I am pretty sure I read on Boygeniusreport they were expecting in october!
xx_bluedev_xx said:
At this point it is all speculation but I am pretty sure I read on Boygeniusreport they were expecting in october!
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I know ICS is expected in October but I can't find any sign of an ICS device at AT&T. I'll go look but if you have a link I'd appreciate it greatly!
this is a bit weak but...http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/08/nexus-prime-confirmed-maybe/
this is the nexus primed, believed to have LTE radios, which puts it likely at verizon or att, it is obviously THE flagship device, possibly sporting a 1.5 ghz dual core, 4.5 inch screen etc.
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this is a bit weak but...http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/08/nexus-prime-confirmed-maybe/
this is the nexus primed, believed to have LTE radios, which puts it likely at verizon or att, it is obviously THE flagship device, possibly sporting a 1.5 ghz dual core, 4.5 inch screen etc.
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But recently Verizon said that they wont be getting the Samsung Galaxy SII because they are getting a better Samsung phone so its looking like the Galaxy SII will go to ATT and Verizon will get the Nexus Prime...
and in the ATT product lineup for Q3 & Q4 that was released had no phones running on ICS...
I just bought my first Samsung Android phone, Galaxy S III (Sprint). Historically I've been brand loyal to Samsung, but I've went with the HTC EVO line for the past two years because I thought Samsung didn't release Android updates in a timely fashion. Is this still the case? How likely is Samsung going to release Jellybean for the S III and when?
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I just bought my first Samsung Android phone, Galaxy S III (Sprint). Historically I've been brand loyal to Samsung, but I've went with the HTC EVO line for the past two years because I thought Samsung didn't release Android updates in a timely fashion. Is this still the case? How likely is Samsung going to release Jellybean for the S III and when?
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Since this is the variant, it will definitely be slower than the international version. Most are quick to blame Samsung but thats not really the case. It does take time for them to come out with the update (no different than HTC or anyone else), but the carriers are normally to blame for the later releases. ON my international Galaxy S 2, we could get leaked updates fairly quickly through samfirmware but the variants do take considerably longer. The variant SGS2 just got ICS in the past few months where my international SGS2 had it month upon months before that. Lets hope that since our variants are very similar, that it may be much quicker than a year this time. Fingers crossed
From my experience, Samsung comes out with updates quickly. The carriers take forever to release and add their bloat ware.
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Damn carriers! I remember my Sprint EVO 4G getting Gingerbread relatively quickly (2 - 3 months) and being shocked. But my EVO 3D still hasn't gotten ICS after 14 months. Looks like Sprint has started slacking big time which probably means the even slower Samsung update timeframes won't ever produce an update
Can't be any slower then Motorola can it?
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Back in late October, a leaked document had given us a look at the update schedule for the Android 4.3 updates for various Samsung devices by major US carriers, including the Galaxy S4. Now, a new document obtained by Android Police has revealed that the Galaxy S4 on carrier US Cellular will begin receiving the update from November 8th, starting from 9 AM in the morning.
The update – build R970TYURMJA – will add support to the Galaxy S4 for the Galaxy Gear, improve performance and display quality, add new camera and TouchWiz features, KNOX functionality, and more. Also accompanying the update will be a newer Kies version, so for those using their computers to upgrade, an update to Kies might be required as well.
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Back in late October, a leaked document had given us a look at the update schedule for the Android 4.3 updates for various Samsung devices by major US carriers, including the Galaxy S4. Now, a new document obtained by Android Police has revealed that the Galaxy S4 on carrier US Cellular will begin receiving the update from November 8th, starting from 9 AM in the morning.
The update – build R970TYURMJA – will add support to the Galaxy S4 for the Galaxy Gear, improve performance and display quality, add new camera and TouchWiz features, KNOX functionality, and more. Also accompanying the update will be a newer Kies version, so for those using their computers to upgrade, an update to Kies might be required as well.
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This update has nothing to do with the SGH-I337. I know there isn't a forum for the US Cellular variant, but you should title the post of this thread accordingly. If you have a Galaxy S4 on US Cellular, then you model number is SCH-R970. The i337 is an AT&T only variant.
It probably makes more sense for this thread to exist in the Galaxy S4 international forums.
I dont understand what this has to do with the ATT galaxy s4 variant.
Yeah, move it to us cellular please, I got all confused
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at&t rep confirmed android 4.3 will be rolling out today Nov. 13 :cyclops:
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at&t rep confirmed android 4.3 will be rolling out today Nov. 13 :cyclops:
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I put this update off until yesterday. I wish i had continued to put it off as this update is a hunk of garbage. My phone has rebooted over 20x and constantly crashes when playing games, and any other hardware intensive application.
No I am not exaggerating.
I booted into recovery, wiped 3x to hard reset it and still have these issues. I am now looking at a custom ROM from this site to install.
Do not install this update if you can avoid it.
Any word on when we can expect the update? It's rumored the S4 and htc one's will get it sometime in January. Do you think we will get it before them or around the same time?
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Any word on when we can expect the update? It's rumored the S4 and htc one's will get it sometime in January. Do you think we will get it before them or around the same time?
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Samsung leaked doc that listed the S4 also had the Note 3 for Jan.
No one knows. Only lists you will find are approximations for international versions. It will be months after that for the carriers to release it.
And the carriers have the final say on whether your device gets it.
This same question is asked every time a new version of OS is released
The only reason 4.3 was pushed to everyone was for Galaxy Gear compatibility before the holidays.
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What are your solutions to Verizon's plan to redirect calls made on the Note 7?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Veri...he-Note-7-plans-to-redirect-all-calls_id90089
Verizon claims “thousands” of its customers still use the Note 7, plans to redirect all calls
Posted: 17 Jan 2017, 17:11, by Cosmin V.
In a strange turn of events, many Galaxy Note 7 buyers in the United States haven't returned their smartphones yet, even though Samsung has already taken all the necessary measures for that to happen.
The South Korean handset maker pushed software updates through all major carriers in the US, but the unlocked Galaxy Note 7 units were targeted too. The software update is meant to prevent the Note 7's battery to charge, but it will also make it impossible for the phone to register with any mobile networks.
Verizon was the last carrier in the US to push the update to Note 7 units, but it looks like this didn't convince some Samsung fans to return their phones. Verizon officials claim that “thousands” of its customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7 even after the deployment of the update that's meant to cripple them.
Somehow, these Note 7 users managed to avoid getting the update and continue to use their phones to this day. Since Verizon has already reimbursed the cost of the recalled Note 7 to all its customers, the carriers now plans to bill those who still haven't returned their phones for the full retail cost.
In spite of our best efforts, there are still customers using the recalled phones who have not returned or exchanged their Note 7 to the point of purchase. The recalled Note 7s pose a safety risk to our customers and those around them.
Furthermore, Verizon said that it will soon put all these Note 7 phones that are being used in a special category so all outgoing calls, except those made for the 911 emergency service, will be redirected to its customer service.
Verizon customers who still haven't returned their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones can still do so and receive a bill credit of up to $100 and a waived upgrade fee.
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What are your solutions to Verizon's plan to redirect calls made on the Note 7?
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Veri...he-Note-7-plans-to-redirect-all-calls_id90089
Verizon claims “thousands” of its customers still use the Note 7, plans to redirect all calls
Posted: 17 Jan 2017, 17:11, by Cosmin V.
In a strange turn of events, many Galaxy Note 7 buyers in the United States haven't returned their smartphones yet, even though Samsung has already taken all the necessary measures for that to happen.
The South Korean handset maker pushed software updates through all major carriers in the US, but the unlocked Galaxy Note 7 units were targeted too. The software update is meant to prevent the Note 7's battery to charge, but it will also make it impossible for the phone to register with any mobile networks.
Verizon was the last carrier in the US to push the update to Note 7 units, but it looks like this didn't convince some Samsung fans to return their phones. Verizon officials claim that “thousands” of its customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7 even after the deployment of the update that's meant to cripple them.
Somehow, these Note 7 users managed to avoid getting the update and continue to use their phones to this day. Since Verizon has already reimbursed the cost of the recalled Note 7 to all its customers, the carriers now plans to bill those who still haven't returned their phones for the full retail cost.
In spite of our best efforts, there are still customers using the recalled phones who have not returned or exchanged their Note 7 to the point of purchase. The recalled Note 7s pose a safety risk to our customers and those around them.
Furthermore, Verizon said that it will soon put all these Note 7 phones that are being used in a special category so all outgoing calls, except those made for the 911 emergency service, will be redirected to its customer service.
Verizon customers who still haven't returned their Galaxy Note 7 smartphones can still do so and receive a bill credit of up to $100 and a waived upgrade fee.
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Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought it was illegal to charge for a recalled device? ?
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shanda5303 said:
Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought it was illegal to charge for a recalled device? ?
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Illegal for them to sell it. Not illegal to bill for previous sale.
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nobody used note7 right now, what for???
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let's say bye bye samsung for judge user n7 like criminal!!
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Illegal for them to sell it. Not illegal to bill for previous sale.
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Ok thanks wasn't sure been trying to confirm for a while now.
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Verizon says thousands of customers are still using the Galaxy Note 7.
This is the official word...
Does anybody have a workaround for what Verizon is about to do?
The only way i could think of the phone still functioning would be if the network didn't recognize it as a note 7, it would then allow the phone to function as normal. I believe getting into specifics is not allowed on these forums so lets just leave it at that.
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Does anybody have a workaround for what Verizon is about to do?
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That would involve changing the individual which is not legal and possibly a build prop edit to change the name of the phone. Possible using the imei off a s7 or any Samsung with similar specs. You would pay a good price to have a note 7 unblacklisted. You'd be better off getting a goophone note 7 clone. They were more stable than the real deal when it came to being a safety hazard. But this stuff messed up there clone phone sales. A phone you can't carry no where with out someone worried about it blowing up or catching fire even though it is a clone.
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That would involve changing the individual which is not legal and possibly a build prop edit to change the name of the phone. Possible using the imei off a s7 or any Samsung with similar specs. You would pay a good price to have a note 7 unblacklisted. You'd be better off getting a goophone note 7 clone. They were more stable than the real deal when it came to being a safety hazard. But this stuff messed up there clone phone sales. A phone you can't carry no where with out someone worried about it blowing up or catching fire even though it is a clone.
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It would just simply be better if they got a S7 Edge + free money for accessories instead of trying to change IMEI. On S7 Edge we've got fully working AOSP based roms(even nexus like fingerprint unlock), as well as me and my team ported FlymeOS 6 recently. Come on guys. Let go, and enjoy all the nice stuff that S7 Edge offers. Even Official Nougat.
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It would just simply be better if they got a S7 Edge + free money for accessories instead of trying to change IMEI. On S7 Edge we've got fully working AOSP based roms(even nexus like fingerprint unlock), as well as me and my team ported FlymeOS 6 recently. Come on guys. Let go, and enjoy all the nice stuff that S7 Edge offers. Even Official Nougat.
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Exactly. I went with the pixel XL. I had a note 4 when I upgraded to the note 7. That was the problem free note I had. I keep a nexus 6p as my backup. There are true to heart Samsung fans out here, just to have Samsung pay(get a gear watch to keep sampay), to keep the record front and back video at the same time, Knox, TouchWiz, . Not worth the head aches on a $800 phone that has to be modded just to make phone call out. There are way too many flag ship Android phones that have surpassed the note7 in design and performance. What is the percentage of people that take full advantage of the stylus on the note series of phone. Most don't touch it. You have the Xiaomi mi mix, Huawei mate 9 and the p9 and the honor v8.
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