Galaxy S II and Note will use the Ice Cream Sandwich

Samsung Electronics officially said they will update the operating system on their two smart phones are the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note. 

While so far the Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note running under the platform Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread, in the first quarter of 2012, will be replaced into the Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich. 

As for other devices that will soon follow the Galaxy S II LTE,Galaxy  R, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab Galaxy 8.9, Galaxy Tab 7.7, Tab 7.0 and Galaxy Plus. While the Galaxy S is not included in the list. 

Samsung Galaxy S II

Ice Cream Sandwiches are designed and operating system designed specifically for smart phones and tablet computers. 

Samsung Galaxy Note

Currently Samsung smart phones that have adopted is Ice Cream Sandwich Galaxy Nexus. This is a device that uses a third of Google's Android. In addition, the Galaxy is equipped Android Nexus Beam and Near Field Communications (NFC). 

Besides Samsung, HTC also announced it would soon use the operating system Ice Cream Sandwich to their latest smart phones. Similarly, the Motorola Razr Droid, who will use Android version 4.0 is at the beginning of 2012. *** [SLASHGEAR | IQBAL MUHTAROM | KORAN TEMPO 3743]