After Samsung Galaxy S4, it is the turn of the Galaxy Note II to see the test version of its firmware Android 4.3 Jelly Bean flee. That should be enough to make the wait more impatient users until December, at which time Samsung should make the official update.
Galaxy S4 should not be the only benefit of a future upgrade to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. Indeed, after announcing an update to Android 4.2.2 for the Galaxy Note II, Samsung has finally decided to postpone to go directly to the latest version of Google’s operating system. His work, however, is still far from being completed because the deployment is not expected before December.
more impatient, however, may enjoy this update before the time, if they are a bit since hackers can install a test version of the firmware manually. It is available for download at SamMobile recently with the instructions that will guide you through installation. As for the firmware leak Galaxy S4 this morning, it is destined to the European model of the Galaxy Note II, referenced GT-N7100. It is logically compatible with the Galaxy Note II bought in France, excluding operator pack.
Despite its early stage of development advanced, firmware stamped visibly N7100XXUEMI6 offer the same improvements that discovered this morning, which is a more fluid interface and barely changed in more than a few software additions like Samsung and Samsung Knox Wallet. Since this is not the final version, some bugs here and there are obviously not excluded.
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