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@anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Aug 26, 2012
@thebigk • Aug 26, 2012
Well, Android 4 does have a ton of improvements over the Gingerbread. But the main factor to consider is to know whether your hardware supports the ICS or not. The best and the most convenient way to perform an upgrade is by connecting your phone/tablet to the computer and download the firmware from the official website.yuukiis it convenient to upgrade my current android OS(gingerbread) to android 4??
@yuuki-KyCCCF • Aug 26, 2012
it is samsung galaxy young....ianoopyes... it far way better than 2.X.X.
Gingerbread had issue after upgrading from Foryo but IceCreamSandwich is very stable and improved UI and features .
Which phone you are using ?
@yuuki-KyCCCF • Aug 26, 2012
again thank you sir....what really bothers me is that, if my phone was upgraded to ics, my system will work slow....do you think it will happen?? considering my hardware supports ICS..The_Big_KWell, Android 4 does have a ton of improvements over the Gingerbread. But the main factor to consider is to know whether your hardware supports the ICS or not. The best and the most convenient way to perform an upgrade is by connecting your phone/tablet to the computer and download the firmware from the official website.
OTA updates are nice; but if something goes wrong; it's hard to reset the phone. I'd strongly recommend backing up the photos/songs/videos first to a safe place before attempting to upgrade your phone. I know a few people who lost important data because they were too lazy to perform a 5 minute backup of their phone.
@thebigk • Aug 26, 2012
@yuuki-KyCCCF • Aug 26, 2012
@thebigk • Aug 26, 2012
You're not a normal user, you are a . I don't see any reason anyone would not want to upgrade their handset on their own. It's not at all a rocket science and in fact, does not require user's interruption once the update process starts. All you need to do is just follow the on-screen instructions. The only strong recommendation is to backup all your important data even if it's your 1000th upgrade. There's no excuse to not backing up your data before attempting to move over to the latest firmware. Though there is a 99.99% chance that the upgrade will be smooth and all your existing data will be preserved. There are a few apps that may need an upgrade after you update your OS.yuukii've just read a review concerning this and they said that a normal user like me must not attempt to upgrade it with myself...however, i think i should explore and take risk...way better than not trying anything...
@anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Aug 26, 2012
I think you got update notification from Kies.yuukii've just read a review concerning this and they said that a normal user like me must not attempt to upgrade it with myself...however, i think i should explore and take risk...way better than not trying anything...
