Do you think Sprint is going to release JB for us? Even tho our phone is offically a year old, its still very powerful and popular
BennyBlu said:
Do you think Sprint is going to release JB for us? Even tho our phone is offically a year old, its still very powerful and popular
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I mean if the nexus s 4g got i dont see why we shouldnt get it
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i hope so, i used jelly bean on my photon and IT WAS AWESOME! imagine a jellybean with touchwiz? BEST EVER
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Do you think Sprint is going to release JB for us? Even tho our phone is offically a year old, its still very powerful and popular
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I believe that they have said that they will in the past. howwever, there are at lease 3 different JB builds in the development stages. i am currently using the CM10. it is working well. there is also an AOSP and an AOKP builds also. So you have your choice If you want to root and go custom.
Ken1942 said:
I believe that they have said that they will in the past. howwever, there are at lease 3 different JB builds in the development stages. i am currently using the CM10. it is working well. there is also an AOSP and an AOKP builds also. So you have your choice If you want to root and go custom.
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AOSP based builds, combined with ICS proprietary components ought to work pretty well... it's not like the GB to ICS jump, although some would disagree on that as wel..
Since the International versions are getting it, but it would be very lame if we didn't, but so I'm pretty sure we will. I the question is when, when. I got this phone the day it came out and will be able to upgrade in January for a small fee.
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Given the current lawsuit from apple in the US they may not release one until all the processes are finalized
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Wow, this hasn't been discussed in like 80 threads this week. Thanks for adding another one.
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Just curious.
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Our next update will probably be ics but cm7 should be here pretty soon .............but dont worry devs are on it
lballer69 said:
Our next update will probably be ics but cm7 should be here pretty soon .............but dont worry devs are on it
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I thought ics wasn't coming to other devices until like spring 2012. But alright, we'll see.
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Hopefully by the end of the year.. and ics by April or later
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LOL.
That is all.
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carlangas20 said:
Hopefully by the end of the year.. and ics by April or later
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This may be a stupid question, but with the release of the source code for ICS, why do you think it would take so long for it to get it pushed to the E4GT?
Havek923 said:
This may be a stupid question, but with the release of the source code for ICS, why do you think it would take so long for it to get it pushed to the E4GT?
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Well its been almost 2 months since the phone came out and we haven't got any updates that would fix the Los, and I read somewhere that cm9 will be out in about 2 months (some developer tweet it) so hopefully by march or 4 months from now, I'm no expert but that sounds very reasonable. I also read that the release was for the nexus, And that they are going to release the code for more devices in the future.
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I'm holding out hope for ics and cyanogen, it gets disheartening though, not hearing of any development progress other than basic mod roms
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If you are asking about an "official" release from either Sprint or Samsung no one really knows what version we will get IF any for that matter right now. IIRC the original Epic 4g just had a "official" 2.3.7 rom leak out but its still a beta so we can only hope that in the end that's the build we will be getting from Sprint/Samsung.
ICS is close.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/1...ogress-report-original-droid-to-lose-support/
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I hope its here soon
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Don't get too excited, while our phones may have a Exynos CPU we also are the only ones with a CDMA and Wimax radio. That the biggest reason we don't have CM7 yet while all the other SGSII's do, at least in beta form. It may take some time to get the driver situation sorted so I wouldn't expect the E4GT to get ICS in beta form as soon as the others.
sk63 said:
Don't get too excited, while our phones may have a Exynos CPU we also are the only ones with a CDMA and Wimax radio. That the biggest reason we don't have CM7 yet while all the other SGSII's do, at least in beta form. It may take some time to get the driver situation sorted so I wouldn't expect the E4GT to get ICS in beta form as soon as the others.
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This is right on the money unfortunately. Our phone will take awhile. Ah well, all good things come to those who wait.
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Doubt it bubby has a working AOSP kernel for MIUI 3g wifi and gps all work so far
Is it safe to say that we'll see an official ICS release from Samsung/Sprint before we see CM9 w/ 4G?
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Doubt it bubby has a working AOSP kernel for MIUI 3g wifi and gps all work so far
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Kudos to Bubby on that but just cause he gets it doesnt mean it'll be supported by CM. If they try to merge it and it breaks the existing builds, thats a no go. Slayher worked forever on the tbolt and it never played nice, the build itself is awesome but it couldn't be synced to mainline properly...not even sure its supported yet (although i sold that a couple months ago).
Not trying to be a downer, just realistic.
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Dchibro said:
This is right on the money unfortunately. Our phone will take awhile. Ah well, all good things come to those who wait.
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I didn't want to be the one to say it but I have been reading February or March...at the earliest....hopefully those reports aren't right but I think they are
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Samsung made a comment last month regarding ICS on the Galaxy SII.
Official update from Samsung and carriers will be 2nd Qtr next year = April - June. Unfortunately this sounds about right. I recall the original EVO 4G didn't get official Gingerbread update until June, six months after it was out.
Plus Samsung said they want the Galaxy S3 out a little earlier, Spring next year. I bet we see Samsung's next gen Galaxy series release first before the SII gets official ICS update.
Sprint Galaxy S2 w/ Calk's 1.5a + ICS 1.6
EDIT: Nevermind.
As you know we dont have ics source yet for our phones :/
but other samsung phones like the GS2(AT&T) and the Note are already using ics.
So my question is, at this point, who is to blame for our ics not being released?
BTW, if im wrong about something, tell me cause im kinda new at this
Samsung controls the source code and the ROM.
Sprint only controls if we get OTA update.
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moeinyoho said:
As you know we dont have ics source yet for our phones :/
but other samsung phones like the GS2(AT&T) and the Note are already using ics.
So my question is, at this point, who is to blame for our ics not being released?
BTW, if im wrong about something, tell me cause im kinda new at this
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Historically, update around 6 months after the new android is released is normal for sprint android phones. Takes longer for cdma phones because GSM gets worked on first due to the much larger user base
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Could be that Samsung won't officially release ICS for the epic touch until S3 is out? The could be copying what HTC does for their devices. Release the update after a new model is launched.
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when we will we get the ics update?.I'm so pissed off cause tmobile is Rollin out their update and sprint is messing up...Does anyone know when should we expect the ics...This is so disappointing..sprint is so messin up..
mariabx485 said:
when we will we get the ics update?.I'm so pissed off cause tmobile is Rollin out their update and sprint is messing up...Does anyone know when should we expect the ics...This is so disappointing..sprint is so messin up..
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Is it really that big of deal. We will still be getting ics before a lot of other devices and some devices that came out around the same time won't get it all. Samsung/sprint don't even need to release ics for this phone. I am just happy we will be getting it at all. It sounds like its very close anyways.
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There are good reasons why ICS hasn't gone OTA just yet... And in the end it will be a win for everyone. Those that have been working on addressing bugs and trying to ensure the major ones - like the "superbrick" or eMMC bug - are addressed before OTA are doing so in the hopes that our release is the best that it can be.
But don't take my word for it... Just look at the most recent threads in the General forum. You will see the effort that the XDA community, Samsung and Sprint have put in so far to have this roll out with as few issues as possible.
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I really dont understand why everyone is complaining so much about this ota update. Some variant of ics has been available for this phone for months. Its been fun to flash the leaks and try out various roms with a stable gb base to roll back to just in case. Samsung and Sprint could have dumped a decent ics leak on us several months ago but they decided to work it a bit more and give us some 4.0.4. If you want ics now then flash el22, its awfully nice.
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Sorry if this is a retarded question, but since Samsung dropped the 4.0 source for our phone, and JB 4.1 source code was released, does this mean that people can start compiling fully functional Jelly Bean roms for the epic 4g touch?
If so, is anyone working on one?
You've got it wrong. The samsung source that was released is ICS kernel source. That doesn't really mean much for jelly bean.
There is work being done to try to port it nonetheless.
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You've got it wrong. The samsung source that was released is ICS kernel source. That doesn't really mean much for jelly bean.
There is work being done to try to port it nonetheless.
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I thought that you can run roms on older kernels...for example, CM9 is currently running on a GB kernel. Since 4.0 and 4.1 don't have as big of a coding jump, couldn't you run 4.1 on a 4.0 kernel?
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I thought that you can run roms on older kernels...for example, CM9 is currently running on a GB kernel. Since 4.0 and 4.1 don't have as big of a coding jump, couldn't you run 4.1 on a 4.0 kernel?
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Um, CM9 is running on an ICS kernel. FF18 to be exact.
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Um, CM9 is running on an ICS kernel. FF18 to be exact.
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Oh...I thought the first few CM9's for our E4GT were running on a GB kernel, which is why people kept having soft brick issues. I guess i'm just uninformed. Sorry.
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Oh...I thought the first few CM9's for our E4GT were running on a GB kernel, which is why people kept having soft brick issues. I guess i'm just uninformed. Sorry.
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lol cm9 is ics.. your thinking of an older cm version.. cm10 is jelly bean
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the first couple of ICS ALPHA builds i think was running a hacked together GB kernel, then when the first leaks of ICS drop for our phones thats when the devs started using the pre build kernels that came in the leak ROMs. ICS and JB still uses a 3.0 kernel so from the source that was release devs can make JB ROMs for our phone from it, thats what CM devs have been doing to get preview builds of JB/CM10 on some phones. anyone can correct me if am wrong because am still learning about these stuff lol....but i think thats it.
well team hacksung just released a preview of JB for the international gs2. So that means that they are making progress on it and it must'nt be all that much of a change from cm9 to cm10. as JB has been out for what, almost a month now. and some people are getting cm10 previews, alphas and betas. so it must not be that big of a change in kernels. Of course i could be completely wrong in all of this, just IMO. well probably have cm10 sooner than we all think. our devs are awesome.
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well team hacksung just released a preview of JB for the international gs2. So that means that they are making progress on it and it must'nt be all that much of a change from cm9 to cm10. as JB has been out for what, almost a month now. and some people are getting cm10 previews, alphas and betas. so it must not be that big of a change in kernels. Of course i could be completely wrong in all of this, just IMO. well probably have cm10 sooner than we all think. our devs are awesome.
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I hope your right. It seems like ICS are devs main priority right now.
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Once our device becomes officially supported by CM we will be on the natural progression towards Jelly Bean.
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alexthearmo said:
Sorry if this is a retarded question, but since Samsung dropped the 4.0 source for our phone, and JB 4.1 source code was released, does this mean that people can start compiling fully functional Jelly Bean roms for the epic 4g touch?
If so, is anyone working on one?
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After all this time....CM7 and CM9.....we still aren't "officially supported"???? What is stopping us?
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Edit: I just looked up differences.... the only differences are .22 inches larger and 4 capacitive keys. I'm not understanding why it seems so difficult... please someone enlighten me.
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After all this time....CM7 and CM9.....we still aren't "officially supported"???? What is stopping us?
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Source built kernel, which is what they are working on stabilizing.
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After all this time....CM7 and CM9.....we still aren't "officially supported"???? What is stopping us?
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Edit: I just looked up differences.... the only differences are .22 inches larger and 4 capacitive keys. I'm not understanding why it seems so difficult... please someone enlighten me.
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+1 Well there is a difference of radios but I also dont understand how minor differences can make it so difficult to port from. You would think with the exception of radios & different key mapping that the architecture of both phones are exact, but then again I'm not a dev so there's probably some factor in there I'm missing.
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+1 Well there is a difference of radios but I also dont understand how minor differences can make it so difficult to port from. You would think with the exception of radios & different key mapping that the architecture of both phones are exact, but then again I'm not a dev so there's probably some factor in there I'm missing.
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The screen size is a minor difference. But, cdma and GSM radio is the big issue when it comes to porting anything from the international to us. At least that's the impression I get from the many threads I read.
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I hope your right. It seems like ICS are devs main priority right now.
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Ive been wrong before. i was wrong 3 times before lunch. im just speculating. whenever we get it is good for me. its ready when its ready.
Lets not forget half of our AOSP Developers do not even have this phone or acquired/reacquired the phone after the fact and do not have service on the device. Darchstar is no longer with Sprint and bought another E4GT with donations. Chris41G does not have the phone at all apparently.
So i just found this..
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Why not post a link instead of a screenshot?
Samsung will update US Galaxy S III devices to Jelly Bean 'in the coming months'
We won't get jellybean until the note 2 releases and is out for a while. I wouldn't expect jellybean until November or December
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I place the blame for this squarely on T-Mobile. Anyway, CM10 is great!
Jigga0o7 said:
I place the blame for this squarely on T-Mobile. Anyway, CM10 is great!
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Okay..... its the same case for other oems. Why blame one carrier wheb they all go through the same process of pushing out updates. Complaints about updates are getting old here. Cant wait a few months? Is your phone unusable now as it stands?
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here's another site.
http://www.sammobile.com/2012/10/17...ly-bean-update-for-galaxy-s-iii-u-s-variants/
This happens in every phones forum. Everyone gets sooooo mad that phone manufacturer's don't release immediate software updates for already released phones because for SOME STRANGE REASON, they ACTUALLY want you to buy their new devices. People need patience
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Question for all you experienced custom ROM installers: is there a custom JB rom in the wild that has everything working? I've been thinking about JB since it came out, and now I am reading that it might be another few months before we have the official T-Mobile version. I am finally tempted to root and do a custom rom.
So, is there a fully working, stable Cyogen Mod 10 out there? I am not interested in nightly builds. I would just like the experience one gets from a Nexus phone that is running vanilla JB.
Thanks!!
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Okay..... its the same case for other oems. Why blame one carrier wheb they all go through the same process of pushing out updates. Complaints about updates are getting old here. Cant wait a few months? Is your phone unusable now as it stands?
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I say T-Mobile because the article is specifically referencing them. I've gone through all of the recent roms created by great devs like DJIntrigue which seem to be quite ready for prime time so it doesn't make much sense that there needs to be more "months" for a final release. We're not talking usability here as I assume most of us root our devices but it would be great to have faster availability of the latest Android firmware in case we wanted to run that.
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I say T-Mobile because the article is specifically referencing them. I've gone through all of the recent roms created by great devs like DJIntrigue which seem to be quite ready for prime time so it doesn't make much sense that there needs to be more "months" for a final release. We're not talking usability here as I assume most of us root our devices but it would be great to have faster availability of the latest Android firmware in case we wanted to run that.
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The problem is carriers want to add in their own apps and "test" the update for compatibility with their networks...not to mention the majority of users aren't text savvy (or rooted, for that matter) and the carrier doesn't want to be flooded with "I updated mai fone and it's no worky no mo'" calls....
We may want faster availability, the carriers want people to pay upgrade fees (and/or buy devices outright) and less headaches....
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Dj's and Wild's jb roms are fairly heavily modified. The leaks they are based on are still buggy and horrible on battery life.
I for one would much rather wait a few more months and get a solid release.
Besides, I'm willing to bet that most who are getting impatient waiting for the official release will wind up going back to custom roms within a couple of days anyway.
Plus, with how good Frosty and XquiziT are, you could pretend its based of the official release and be just as happy! (If I wanted to blame anyone it'd be them for raising the bar and forcing Tmobile and Sammy back to development!)
I honestly don't get all the impatience. With how hyped some folks are getting over it I can only see them being disappointed! Then we get to read all about how lame Sammy and Tmobile are for not taking the time to make it better!
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Who cares JB isnt a big update over ICS anyways. I have a i9300 and the official JB update is weak. if youve used Frosty Jb you wont see a big difference
Blame tmo samsung sent the update 3 weeks ago smh
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Three weeks ago and no leak?
No leaks anymore from samsung period! For any device.
It'd have to be leaked from tmobile for us to get it now.
That's how I understand it anyway. If you follow the build versions, there would've probably been about 9 other leaks by now, had they kept their systems up like they were.
(Last leak was LI8, new ota is LIJ) 9 builds in between. Also I'm guessing the jb update must not actually be ready. (Maybe they found something they didn't like)
They seem to be doing what I expected with having another official ICS update before JB.
I could be wrong of course. Time will tell.
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According to Samsung, Jelly Bean for S3 in US is coming in next few weeks
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Go to samsung website, article, galaxy s3 update
I've been running a deodexed LI6 leak since its release with no bugs or battery complaints...
zengshengliu said:
According to Samsung, Jelly Bean for S3 in US is coming in next few months
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Go to samsung website, article, galaxy s3 update
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*fixed for you
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Samsung-Galaxy-S3-Jelly-Bean,news-16185.html
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*fixed for you
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Samsung-Galaxy-S3-Jelly-Bean,news-16185.html
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and a direct link from Sammy:
http://www.samsung.com/us/news/20295
In addition to Jelly Bean, the update will also deliver new features to Samsung's TouchWiz interface, as well as enhancements being applied to the smartphone's camera. You'll be able to apply several filters to still and video shots, utilize a low-light mode and combine separate video clips.
I dont see a low light mode anywhere on my i9300...