Tip Us!

All input fields are optional, fill out as much or as little as you'd like.

Galaxy Note 2 LTE Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update gets leaked

by on December 3, 2012 6:54 pm
3
views5028
32
122
8

The Galaxy Note 2 was recently launched with Jelly Bean running under the hood, but that doesn’t mean owners aren’t waiting for a future firmware update that would bring the latest Android OS version on to their beloved phablet.

But the Galaxy Note 2 will not make the jump directly from Android 4.1.1 to Android 4.2. Instead, an Android 4.1.2 update is also in the works.

Samsung Updates has recently listed an Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean version (firmware version N7105XXDLK7) for the Galaxy Note 2 LTE (model number GT-N7105).

Considering that we keep seeing Jelly Bean test firmware versions get leaked on a regular basis for a variety of Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S3, the Galaxy S2 or the Galaxy Note, we wouldn’t be surprised to either see more Galaxy Note 2 Jelly Bean unofficial ROMs get leaked or have the official Android 4.1.2 released in the very near future.

Either way, we’re going to keep you updated on following Jelly Bean leaks and rollouts for Samsung’s Galaxy flagship devices, but also from a variety of other devices eligible for the upgrade from its competitors, so keep us bookmarked!

Thanks, Krzysztof!

JUNIOR EDITOR

Google+ E-mail

Chris Smith is a writer, a blogger and a freelancer. He started writing about gadgets as a hobby and before he knew it he was sharing his views on tech-related stuff with readers around the world. Whenever he's not writing about gadgets he miserably fails to stay away from them, although he desperately tries. But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

YOU MIGHT LIKE

samsung galaxy s4 vs htc one standings aa
Comments
  • Will Stewart

    Galaxy S2 – it really showed what Samsung & Android were capable of and it’s still a great phone even today.

    • http://www.facebook.com/kate.perry.545849 Kate Perry

      Also consider the new Novo 8 Discovery, an 8″ mini iPad size Android tablet that surpasses most features of the new Acer Iconia A1 and runs only $155 and is one of the first tablets to work with the new low priced $35 Miracast HD wireless adapter – which lets you stream movies and video and play video games on to an HD TV — similar to Apple’s AirPlay system, but costs a lot less

      • disk Latvia

        Looks good on paper but generally these things are bug ridden and prone to break down

      • Will Stewart

        The problem is nobody have heard of them before. I’ve brought goods directly from China before and going through Chinese sites you get a feeling its fake, even though it might be real.

  • MasterMuffin

    Galaxy Nexus with it’s huge screen at the time and wasn’t it the first HD smartphone? Only drawback was the camera, but otherwise I’ll put it as #1 because it’s the device I’ll always remember

    • http://twitter.com/L33tMeister That’s me!

      Actually, Galaxy Note was released one month before Galaxy Nexus and it had, for its time. a huge HD screen.

      • MasterMuffin

        Yes, Note in October 2012 and GN in November, but Note was a phablet

        • disk Latvia

          2012? I think you mean 2011

          • MasterMuffin

            That’s what it says ;) Edited the typo out :D

        • districtjack

          LG Optimus LTE was the first HD screen on a phone back in 2011. In the U.S. it is called the LG Nitro HD. The most awesome phone I have ever owned. Came with gingerbread and was updated to ice cream sandwich.

  • http://www.thinkingbrian.com/ ThinkingBrian

    I wish I could say that its my Galaxy Nexus that take everywhere, but I can’t. The battery not charging past 89% and draining fast is driving me nuts. But even if it was working right, I would actually have to say its my Nexus 7 over my MK808B. I use my Nexus 7 everyday for web, email, apps, games and more with the exception of watching movies or tv shows. It doesn’t work for tv shows and movies right…too white. Good devices.

  • osc707

    GNote 2, best Android out, until GNote 3

    • Guest

      Oh by the way — I got my Novo 8 Discovery through T a b l e t S p r i n t — which also adds in $25 in Bonus Apps — including Shadowgun and an MS Office Suite program

    • Guest

  • http://twitter.com/cheidt76 Christopher Heidt

    Right now, it’s a toss between my Nexus 7 and my LG Optimus Vu (which is an awesome quad core, 5″ phone, once you get used to the 4:3 ratio!), but I’d have to say the N7 is my absolute favorite. Now if I could just get my hands on a Note 2, that might change…

  • Arthur Vincent Simon

    Once you start using(and loving) the Note 2, you can never go back to smaller screens.

    • http://www.facebook.com/johnphillip.saayman John-Phillip Saayman

      I actually think that’s what happens. Once you go big you never go back.

  • http://twitter.com/durn_antonio Antonio Durán

    Hi! Hmmm very hard, I love all Android devices, but I’m fanatic to Samsung, in fact, I have a SGS3 GT I9300 and my next device going to be a SGS4 but, with Snapdragon processor, I don’t want to know about Exynos, because: Exynos bug, sudden died and does not support 4G network. Best regards and great article! ;)

  • http://www.facebook.com/chirabrata.bhattarjee Chirabrata Bhattarjee

    Sony XperiaZ

  • http://www.facebook.com/mark.long.370177 Mark Long

    Galaxy S4, and here in about 5 months, probably the Note3. Love everything about the S4. Never tried either Notes, I think they may be to big. I typically upgrade every year to the new Galaxy S series phone and haven’t been disappointed yet.

  • http://TabletAndroidBR.com/ Humberto R.

    Galaxy Note 10.1

    The display could be better, but it is fast as hell, light, battery life is outstanding( 11+ hours) and that s pen is fantastic (I’m a hard user of lecture notes). That multi window feature is also very very useful. This tablet has all features I think a tablet should have.

  • Mr Mop

    HTC Status <3

    /s

    Anyway, to seriously answer the question, the Nexus 7 would be my pick because of the awesome screen, latest Android updates, great performance, comfortable to hold, and it's cheap (in price).

Would you like to view our mobile friendly site? Try it out