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Galaxy S USA release date - Nov 11

Kabob

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Samsung Fascinate said:
Final Date for Galaxy S update (Nov 11th)
As you probably know last Month that Samsung pulled-out the froyo Update files of the Samsung Galaxy S from its servers due to Many System Bugs that Made the Android froyo unstable and laggy. And Samsung UK confirmed on its twitter Status that the Froyo Update is Coming on November on its Final Version and to All Network operators and No More Delays...No More pulling-out!!

We Got Some Information that the Release Date of the Galaxy S Froyo update for USA Carriers and UK Carriers is somewhere around 11th November,2010 as a FINAL Release Date. Worldwide release will follow in few days after the Official Release of the Froyo ROM for Samsung Galaxy S, which Means that All Galaxy S users Worldwide (Include Middle-East and Arab gulf users) will get the update on November along with UK,USA Carriers too.

So The Update is Coming Finally and NO More Delays AT ALL... More Stable... More Smoother, its a matter of time right Now. As I always say "Waiting for the froyo to come-out, better than waiting for it to load!".
 
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I completely regret buying the galaxy s because of how slow Samsung role out updates... Which is a shame cus the phone is pretty decent.... But ill never get one of their phones again if their this slow.....

Not worth bring out froyo anymore as gingerbread will be out soon anyway..... Then we'll have to wait for that for a couuple of months
 
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Perhaps you can work on grammer, puncuation and spelling while you're waiting.:D

Actually, I think he (hitchy) makes a pretty good point. If you're going to pass judgement on someone why don't you make it based on what they have to say instead of where he does or doesn't place punctuation. I'm shopping for my first Android phone and I've been reading this forum for the last couple days. I was heavily leaning towards the Epic/Galaxy S but being that I tend to keep my phones for a long time before upgrading, I've reconsidered. I'd rather not get stuck with a phone the manufacturer will likely abandon (based on their past track record.) So I'm most likely going to get the Evo 4g instead. Sorry for highjacking the thread, I just thought it needed to be said.
 
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Samsung plays out the same old song and dance with new shoes and a new guitar every time.

They put out technically impressive hardware wrapped in a moderately attractive device, then kill itbquickly with crippling bugs followed with almost total refusal to fix any of it's issues. That or they just wait until the phone is totally out dated and fix half it's issues.
 
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I personally love my phone and Samsung isn't as bad as Motorola with updates... yet. But November 11 sounds like a sham and it will most likely be coming at the end of November. Honestly though why would they wait so long for the updates... their not going to have any mobile customers in the future if they procrastinate longer.
 
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OK, after having lagging and crashes I factory reset the phone, reinstalled my 115+ apps, reconfigured and now it works much better. And apparently just installing doesn't get it completely right. As common with upgrades. Not just android. Don't upgrade, reinstall. But here it was simnpler, just updating from keis and factory reset afterwards. Jut backup before all You want to keep (sms, contacts etc)
 
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It looks like I'll have to root mine and de-bloat it myself. Then use leaked updates, or custom roms written by talented people, not Samsung.

If by the 12 of November Samsung, T-Mobile or whoever dosent give us the OTA for Vibrant I am gonna go with the costom rom from AKASkriller. If I do get the OTA and T-Mob took away the wi-fi tethering capibility, I still am rooting and using the costom rom.
 
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Well, in 12 minutes it will be Nov. 12th where I live.

So I call bull**** on any update for the galaxy S. Not that this is any surprise to me though...

I just rooted about an hour ago and installed Froyo. I have not been able to put my phone down for the past hour and a half going through all the changes and updates. I am more than satisfied. Heck I was happy before, I just wanted the wireless access point feature.
 
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Yes I "ROOTED". New OI ROM. I rooted the night an OTA was supposed to come because I wanted to. Was more thanlikely gonna do it anyway because I am tired of bloatware I dont use taking up space on my devise, alone with about 50 other reasons. To tell the truth now that I done it I am not sure why I never did it a long time ago. I feel like I actually OWN my phone. The developer of the rom got a hold of the leaked unofficial official T-mobile Froyo with all the goodies (Wi-fi calling, wifi mobile access point, the Super User Root Ninja....). BTW, did the OTA come last night?
 
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Yes I "ROOTED". New OI ROM. I rooted the night an OTA was supposed to come because I wanted to. Was more thanlikely gonna do it anyway because I am tired of bloatware I dont use taking up space on my devise, alone with about 50 other reasons. To tell the truth now that I done it I am not sure why I never did it a long time ago. I feel like I actually OWN my phone. The developer of the rom got a hold of the leaked unofficial official T-mobile Froyo with all the goodies (Wi-fi calling, wifi mobile access point, the Super User Root Ninja....). BTW, did the OTA come last night?


I havent go anything yet, I am thinking it was just speculation. Not a single person has posted about having it yet so I guess the waiting game continues. Right now I'm pretty happy with the phone on 2.1, but if it was easy for you to do the root, perhaps I will try it soon
 
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