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The release date for the Galaxy Note 2 Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update Should be coming soon as the software has entered into the testing phase.
Sam Mobile confirmed the news over its Twitter account yesterday.
“Breaking: Samsung has just started testing Android 4.3 for the # GalaxyNoteII,” tweeted the site.
The Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update rollouts for the Samsung Galaxy S4 Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 are expected to take place During the next few months.
The Galaxy S4 will be the first of three to receive it and is expected to have it sometime in October. The Galaxy S3 will get it by the end of October or early November and the Galaxy Note 2 will receive it in either November or December. Samsung willalso roll out Android 4.3 for Their Galaxy Mega series.
HTC’s Jason Mackenzie Announced last month That the HTC One would not be updating to Android 4.2.2, Jelly Bean, instead, the device would skip Directly to Android 4.3.
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This week he tweeted out a message That confirmed That the software would roll out in the very near future.
“Good news-the latest Sense experience and the Android 4.3 will push to Dev Edition One owners this week & One customers in Canada by month end,” he wrote.
Android 4.3 comes pre-installed in the Nexus 7 successor that was unveiled at Google’s media event EARLIER this year. The new software was demonstrated on the tablet.
The upgrade to Android brings new capabilities to the multi-user mode That is currently available on the Jelly Bean-powered tablets. A new restricted profile feature lets tablet owners customize the kind of access other people have on certainkind devices. In this restricted fashion, the apps will be available to multiple profiles, but They will function differently. In-app purchases will not be available in restricted profiles so children will be prevented from making unwanted transactions.