Android 4.3 on Galaxy S3, and S4 Active Note 2: We have new dates - Nexus Lab (Blog)

Even though Android 4.3 does not bring huge improvements compared to Android 4.2, this update is still eagerly awaited by the users.

I Galaxy S4 almost all over the world have already been able to get this update, but there are still important devices that are just waiting for the arrival of OTA on your device.

Let’s talk about Galaxy S3 of Notes 2 and Galaxy S4 Active , both smartphones and phablet still very prominent and sold.

Thanks to a new roadmap published by the e-commerce giant BestBuy, we become aware of what should be the date of issue of the firmware, but unfortunately to be related only to the United States.

For Galaxy S3 it comes to an arrival of the update by November 25 , even if they are also reported several other bands before.

For Note 2 instead talking about an arrival by the beginning of December, , specifically the 2, while the Galaxy S4 Active will have to wait even Christmas , foreshadowing as to the treatment of this Samsung device is very different than the Galaxy S4 standards.

However, we must point out that this is not an official roadmap and could be quite old and not updated. These dates can also be taken as a reference for the arrival in Italy of these firmware always, especially relating to the versions no brand.

below what should be a draft of changelog Official:

– GALAXY GEAR
Support – TRIM Support (Makes the device much faster)
– ANT + Support
– Implementation Samsung KNOX (KNOX bootloader and dedicated application)
– Samsung Wallet comes pre-loaded
– Improved RAM management
– Improved color reproduction Display (Display looks much sharper than before)
– Improved TouchWiz Launcher (launcher redraws Much less and less lag )
– New Samsung Keyboard
– New Samsung Browser (Full screen by default new tab interface and more)
– New Reading Mode (Optimises display for reading, used by only a few specific applications )
– New Camera Firmware
– Minor UI tweaks (Contacts app, Flashlight Widget, dialog boxes, etc.)

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