Samsung Galaxy S II and Note get late ICS Christmas presents, arriving Q1 2012

Dec 20th 2011
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Samsung has cemented its plans for the roll-out of Ice Cream Sandwich, and it looks more likely to land on most of its top drawer Android devices. This ( unsurprisingly ) includes the Galaxy S II, its LTE variant, the Galaxy Note, the Galaxy R and full range of Samsung tabs, from the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus to the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The update is penned to reach first on both the Galaxy S II and Note in Q1 2012, with other devices following, although the Korean giant says that separate announcements could be made at the finer points — dependent on the “market situation and carriers’ requirements”.

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