It appears
that a software update will be released for the Samsung Galaxy Note soon and
reports have suggested that it be linked to the Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0
OS.
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| Samsung Galaxy Note |
Prior to the
official release of the Samsung Galaxy Note through AT&T, reports have
emerged that will likely catch the attention of more potential buyers for the
device which is considered as a smartphone/tablet hybrid. Reports of an early
build for the Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0 OS recently came out on a forum
site in China and the ROM is reportedly compatible with Samsung Galaxy Note
being sold in China.
The Ice
Cream Sandwich Android 4.0 build is not yet complete and does not provide all
the features offered by the latest Android OS for the device. Samsung gas
revealed that it will be updating the Gingerbread Android of the Samsung Galaxy
Note to the Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 OS within the year although the specific
release schedule has yet to be revealed by the company.
The Samsung
Galaxy Note features a 5.3-inch display and is the most recent Android-powered
LTE capable smartphone on the lineup of AT&T. The device only supports
HSPA+ networks in a number of countries abroad.
The Samsung
Galaxy Note also comes with a high definition display, dual-core processor, 1GB
RAM, and a pair of cameras. The device currently utilizes the Gingerbread
Android 2.3 OS together with the custom TouchWiz user interface of Samsung.
