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Samsung Galaxy S3
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The Jelly
Bean Android 4.1 OS was finally released to the Samsung Galaxy S3 of AT&T.
The availability of the latest version of the Android OS was confirmed by the
mobile service provider recently.
The JellyBean Android update for the Samsung Galaxy S3 of AT&T will be released
through the Samsung Kies software and will not be available as an over-the-air
download. Users who do not have the Samsung Kies software can download the
update through the website of the South Korean manufacturer.
After
installing the Jelly Bean Android update into their Samsung Galaxy S3 units,
users are asked to connect the smartphone into a PC and visit the support site
of the smartphone manufacturer. They will have to go through the step-by-step
procedure on the page.
Samsung advised
Samsung Galaxy S3 users to fully charge their units since the upgrade will not
be completed if the charge level falls below fifty percent.
According to
Ryan Lee, the product manager of AT&T, the Samsung Galaxy S3 will be
enhanced with the Android 4.1 update, which will also offer a number of new
features into the smartphone. Among the enhancements that the Android 4.1
update will bring to the Samsung Galaxy S3 include an improvement in Image
quality under low light conditions while the notifications feature will be
improved. The device will also receive some new features including Google Now.
Users will
also have the capability of disabling notifications, incoming calls, and alarms
at a specific time period.
The Android
4.1 update for the Samsung Galaxy S3 will also simplify user experience through
the Easy Mode while texting and typing will be made simple through the Swype
keyboard.
In addition
to the AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S3, the update is also available
to the Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint versions of the smartphone.
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