Galaxy S2 will update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean in November

4.1 Android Jelly Bean came to the world, and what everyone expected happened, that companies went crazy to give specific and precise dates on when and what devices they would update to this latest version of the operating system. No, just kidding, they didn't do that far from it. The data we have on the smartphones that they will update are very little. In fact, within the Galaxy family, we knew that the Note 2, S3, Tab 10.1, and Nexus were sure to update. However, it now appears that the Galaxy S2, for which we did not yet have data, will receive an update in November.

If this is confirmed officially, it would update a month after its successor, the Samsung Galaxy S3. The truth is that it was to be expected that the Galaxy S2 will update 4.1 Android Jelly Bean, since, at least as far as components are concerned, it seems capable of making it run. However, after seeing what happened to the Galaxy S, which does not update for Ice Cream Sandwich, nothing could be assured.

In fact, until an official international update has been released, we will not be in a position to say that the Galaxy S2 will update safely in our country. However, the data we have so far unofficially confirm that this will also be the case in Spain.

And the news comes directly from Samsung, but from the Swedish mobile division, which has published on Facebook the update plans they have for all their devices in the coming months. Among all, appears the Galaxy S2, which is said to update to version "4.1" in November. On the other hand, the update of the Galaxy S3 It will be produced between October and November, according to Samsung Sweden.

Of course, after the publications of official Facebook pages of some companies, and the subsequent corrections for errors made in them, we cannot place all our confidence in a publication of this type. However, it is a good sign, since in reality, the chances of it actually happening are very high.