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Galaxy Note Android 4.1.1, JellyBean Update Rolling Out With Premium Suite (VIDEO)

The Galaxy Note 2 Android 4.1.1, JellyBean update will roll out with Premium Suite.

Samsung made the announcement this week.

Premium Suite will bring more functionality to JellyBean with better support for Apps running in Dual Window mode side by side. The S Pen will now be able to be used to preview appointments with a new app known as S Planner. It can also be used to videos in the gallery without having to open them.

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New features will also be added to S Note and Easy Clip functionality. Samsung released a demo video where the new software can be seen running on the tablet device.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Android 4.1.1, JellyBean update began rolling out yesterday.

The new software will now be available on the Wi-Fi version and users of the device in France are reporting that they have already received the notification to update.

Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 owners can access the update OTA or by using Samsung Kies software on their computers.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 Android 4.1.1, JellyBean started rolling out for T-Mobile users last week.

The upgrade is now available for the SGH-T999 Galaxy S3 model and T-Mobile users can access it through Samsung KIES or OTA over-the-air.

The update brings improvements to the software including Google Now, and Project Butter that improves the frame rate and performance of the handset, making visuals and transitions much smoother.

AT&T and Verizon users are expected to receive the update in the next two weeks and Sprint users were the first to get it from the first of this month.

The Android 4.1, JellyBean update for Verizon users has leaked in the form of a new ROM.

This is a good hint that Verizon will be rolling out the official update sometime in the near future, so for those who do not want to alter their devices with a ROM, they should hold on just a little bit longer for the OTA version.

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