Android 4.3 Release Date for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Delayed? Jelly Bean ... - Crossmap

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class=”c8″> Android 4.3 release date for the Galaxy Note 2 is yet to be confirmed, but the test firmware for the phablet was leaked on Sunday. Despite all the hype for the much-awaited update, the bugs experienced in the Galaxy S3 and S4 suggest some more waiting time until the new system is fully verified as Functioning.

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The build version N7100XXUEMK4, available for download for the GT-N7100 model of the Galaxy Note 2, is allegedly stable as one of the final test builds, IBTimes reports.
The update brings the user interface a lot closer to That on the Galaxy S4 and Note 3rd Features like Samsung Knox, Samsung Galaxy Gear Wallet and are made available for the new build.

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According To a leaked Android 4.3 update schedule points to Wednesday release for the Galaxy Note 2 on AT & T and Sprint models. The Jelly Bean version is then supposed to role out for the Galaxy Note 2 from Verizon on November 29, and T-Mobile on December 2nd

However, concerns for a possible delay remains high as the Android 4.3 update for the Galaxy S3 overseas came with some bugs and problems, and has been temporarily suspended outside the U.S.

“As we are Currently investigating the reported issues with the Galaxy S3 4.3 Jelly Bean update, upgrading the service has been temporarily suspended. We are committed to Providing customers with the best possible mobile experience, and will ENSURE to Resume upgrading the service at the earliest Possibility, “Samsung UK Announced on Monday.

The Android 4.3 update on S3 is yet to arrive for the U.S. carriers, but with the current hiccups, the schedule May be delayed. According To the schedule leaked, Android 4.3 was supposed to hit the Sprint Galaxy S3 on November 6, Sprint devices on November 13, Verizon on November 22, and T-Mobile LTE models on Nov. 25th

For the Galaxy S4, AT & T has pulled out the Android 4.3. updte while They investigate the issues, Android Police reports.

Complaints from users include battery drain, broken voice recognition, unstable or Malfunctioning Wi-Fi, screen blackouts, issues in text message, music player self-launching and slow performance among others.