ICS for Galaxy Tabs

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There are some good news:

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/06/19/...es-next-month/

Originally Posted by thommygay24

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/06/19/...es-next-month/

Good news. Thanks for that!

Originally Posted by thommygay24

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/06/19/...es-next-month/

By then we will have better nd cheaper tabts around. And potentially also Jelly Bean
Shame on Samsung for that. And their loss as well (I have been holding to my original 7" Tab just because of that and will probably upgrade to something else than the 7.7 in the end...)

I doubt there will be any cheaper and decent SAMOLED 7" Tablet's by then.

I Think, that if you look at the technical specs the Galaxy Tab 7.7 is really good.
S-Amoled Plus Display with high resoluten, Phone function and still mobile enough for everyday use.

Only Android HC 3.2 is not working very well on this device and software support by Samsung is very poor...

Originally Posted by thommygay24

There are some good news:

http://www.sammobile.com/2012/06/19/...es-next-month/

Good news indeed! Thanks for posting this!

Originally Posted by funkyblue04

I doubt there will be any cheaper and decent SAMOLED 7" Tablet's by then.

Agreed.

Does anyone know if the update will be available over the air or only on Kies? I am asking because i am having issues connecting my tab to Kies,it just wont connect.

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I would just like to add that I really don't care about SAMSUNG stock ROMS. I am just hoping for any 7.7 ICS ROM to come out so our excellent developers can turn out some groovy 'tweaked' ICS ROMS (e.g. sk806).

This is what happened with my first 'Android' (WM6.5 actually) phone, the HTC HD2. I think we were on ICS before the world had heard of ICS.

Finally some positive announcement

I'm not too fussy with the waiting times as HC is still usable (I treat HC similar to Windows Vista, and ICS being Windows 7),

my philosophy was evaluating the type of hardware first and software came last (as long as the device is not locked), because there will always be updates on software in the future but the hardware cannot be changed anymore, and the screen on this little device is wonderful.

For people who want to own one, wait for the fall in demand and the price range around $300 and below, and this will still be a nice ICS tablet to have around.