Just got the new OTA, but still no Jelly Bean. I777UCLL6
IMEISV is now at version 7. No other changes I can see.
IMEISV is now at version 7. No other changes I can see.
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Maybe it fixed the sod problem, one can only hope.Just got there new OTA, but still no Jelly Bean. I777UCLL6
IMEISV is now at version 7. No other changes I can see.
By rare, they must mean multiple times a day... hope that finally fixes the problem...fixes for devices that may become unresponsive and/or power down while sitting idle on rare occasions
There's at least as much cya and marketing motivation involved as anything else.I guess it is good that they are still tring to improve the phone.
You really shouldn't accept OTA updates unless you are 100% stock.I previously rooted and flashed Siyah 4.3.3 which resolved my issue with the sleep of death. This seems to prevent this new update from installing as when the phone reboots it shows the Siyah boot image and then boots back into the OS, when I unlock the phone it tells me that the update failed to install. I'm not in a hurry to install an update that resolves something I've fixed through other means, but I thought I'd share for those interested.
You really CAN'T accept them if you remove system bloat ware or change kernels far as I know.You really shouldn't accept OTA updates unless you are 100% stock.
That's the best joke I've heard today.Hopefully it fixes the SOD problem. I was getting ready to call or go to AT&T and demand I be let out of my contract.
Hey all,
As some of you have already noted, an update is available for the Samsung Galaxy SII.
The update includes fixes for devices that may become unresponsive and/or power down while sitting idle on rare occasions. It also enhances security to protect against malware vulnerability. You will receive a notification on your phone to update.
NOTE - You must have updated to Android version 4.0 to receive notification of the new software update
From community manager on ATT forums:
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My understanding is that it is up to Samsung to produce the firmware, and because it's a carrier-branded device, I have a hard time believing that they'd do that unless instructed to.The only reason why this OTA was pushed was because a ton of users were posting this issue on the ATT forums for 4 months straight. Even then ATT pushes an OTA for 4.0.4 instead of using one of the many 4.1.2 firmwares from Samsung.