The slow rollout of Android 4.0 to Samsung‘s recent Galaxy devices continues , and the latest variation to receive Ice Cream Sandwich is the Galaxy S II LTE . We should all be familiar with the ICS feature set by now, as well as Samsung‘s TouchWiz alterations . The news was spotted on Samsung’s Korean site, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see the new software popping up on devices elsewhere shortly (AT&T’s Skyrocket already saw a leaked update in March ).
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Samsung Galaxy S II LTE Ice Cream Sandwich update finally arrives, GSII HD LTE keeps waiting
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