While it hasn’t been as disappointing as, say, LG when talking about updating its devices to Android 4 Ice Cream Sandwich, Samsung has managed to enrage many of its customers by pushing back upgrades and failing to announce exact dates for specific devices.
The Galaxy S2, the company’s flagship smartphone in 2011, has had many different versions and variations released and, unfortunately, a bunch of these are still (officially) running that old raggedy Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
Fortunately, today we have news that confirm the rollout of Android ICS updates for one of the most popular Galaxy S2 variations out there. We’re talking about the Galaxy S2 LTE, which should have already started to be upgraded to the next software level over-the-air. The information is official and comes from Samsung’s Korean website. What we don’t know is whether the update will hit all the international LTE S2s or just the version available in Sammy’s home land.
In the United States, there’s only one LTE Samsung Galaxy S2 waiting for an official ICS ROM, branded as the Skyrocket and sold by AT&T. And even though an unofficial ICS build has made its leaked way to RootzWiki more than a month ago, the carrier is still reluctant to announce any official plans for when the official update might take place.
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