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Samsung Galaxy Mega: Android 4.3 Status Update Recently we've received some pretty interesting information concerning the arrival of Android 4.3 on a wide range of smartphones. I'm not referring to the HTC One which has already made the jump to version 4.3, but to the Galaxy line-up. Apparently, Samsung is working on bringing Android 4.3 on some of its more iconic devices in the "Galaxy" series. This includes the Galaxy S3, the S4, and of course, the Note 2. But, more to the point, we're here today to discuss about the Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.3 update, which could be released sometime soon. More details below. Samsung Galaxy Mega – Android 4.3 Update Enters Testing Phase According to the guys over at Sam Mobile, while Samsung is set to launch Android 4.3 on the Galaxy S3, S4 and Note 2, sometime within the October-December time-frame, the Korean manufacturer is also quite busy testing the Samsung Galaxy Mega Android 4.3 update. We presum

On the day it makes a high end phablet Galaxy Note 3 (Note III) available, a device that is rolling out globally, there are reports that Samsung has embarked on testing the next major operating system software upgrade for a number of Galaxy devices notably S4, S4 and Note3 to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. Samsung is said to be testing Android 4.3 Jelly Bean operating system and the question is when should the end user expect an official update?  Samsung has featured in the news lately, from its launch of galaxy Gear smartwatch alongside Galaxy Note 3 phablet to rumor of the company preparing to release a smartphone with a flexible screen this October. The guys at Sammobile are saying that Samsung has just started the testing the system on these devices but it looks like a roll out may be a little farther away than the Samsung Galaxy S4, S4 and Note II owners would have liked.  Users in the US in particular may have to wait longer than international users as it is tradition for Samsun

(Photo : Android Kurd) Samsung recently promised to have its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone updated to Android 4.3 in October and it looks like the South Korean electronics giant will be keeping its word. Screenshots of a Galaxy S4 (non-Google Play edition) running Android 4.3 have already surfaced, indicating the build might be close to completion. Like Us on Facebook The screenshots don't reveal much about the new build except that the firmware version is XXUBMA8. For comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Android 4.2.2 build is labeled XXUBMF8. Other than that, expect the Android 4.3 software update to contain the standard improvements Google has built it. These new features include OpenGL 3.0 support, always-on Wi-Fi location detection, enhanced security options, and an increase in system performance. The Samsung Galaxy S4 released with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean right out of the box, making Android 4.3 the first bump the handset receives. Samsung an

How's this for timing? In an interview with the Korea Times, Samsung's mobile chief, JK Shin, has been quoted as saying, "Yes, our next smartphones will have 64-bit processing functionality." Samsung is a firm known for coming up with technically impressive processor hardware, take the new Exynos 5 Octa for example, so it's no surprise to hear it's busy pushing the boundaries. Except if you've been following the news, then you may have heard about the iPhone 5S, Apple's new smartphone which just happens to boast the world's first 64-bit smartphone processor. Coincidence? No, of course it's not. Samsung's JK Shin said he followed the coverage of Apple's launch event, before adding that 64-bit chips may take a while to appear inside a Galaxy smartphone or tablet. This isn't a surprise, as Android is only compatible with 32-bit processors at the moment, so Samsung and other Android manufacturers will have to wait until Google adds