As the Korean company Samsung has already announced some time ago, the update support for the Galaxy S2(Power Bank) after roll of Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 will end. Samsung itself speaks of the "end of life cycle."

This means that there will be no more new firmware for the phone now getting on in years from that date. Samsung itself speaks of the "end of life cycle." Though so far is not yet clear when Jelly Bean will appear 4.2.2 for the Galaxy S2, but according to our colleagues from the IBTimes could not take place until the release in December.

Here, the editors refer to inside information that supposedly come from the direct environment of the Korean manufacturer. Accordingly, Samsung sets out the priorities for the new S4 Galaxy and the Galaxy S3, which accordingly moves the release of a new version of Android for the Galaxy S2(Galaxy Ace S5830 Cases) backwards. Currently go to the colleagues from the IBTimes assume that the owner of the Samsung Galaxy S2 may have to wait until December this year until they can upgrade their system to Jelly Bean 4.2.2.

The news portal reported SamMobile beyond the fact that Samsung has still not yet get the known problems in porting Jelly Bean 4.2.2 on the Galaxy S3 in the handle. Supposedly allows the TouchWiz user interface is not as easy to adapt to the technical specifications of the Galaxy S3 as originally thought. Actually Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 should be rolled out in June for the Galaxy S3(samsung galaxy s4 accessories). Meanwhile, however, the industry experts expect that the new firmware will not be released until September or even October.

Furthermore, the colleagues of SamMobile report that Samsung is also working on the finalization of Android 4.3 for the Galaxy S4. This version will appear in the coming weeks. In terms of Android 5.0 Lime Pie, experts believe that Google officially introduce the latest Android firmware in October, and Samsung will have no later than November of this year, this version adapted for the Galaxy S4. As there still is no official statement from Samsung, for now only remains to be seen whether and when these assumptions are confirmed.