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- 06-21-2012, 11:32 AM #28
Re: Ice Cream Sandwich has...
Did they pulled the upgrade? I tried reinstalling Kies on my Windows Machine (Windows 7) and says that the phone is on the latest firmware. And when it try it on my Mac it says Your device is not supported. WTF?
- 06-21-2012, 11:42 AM #29
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has anyone know how to re-activate the screenshot function on the ICS 4.0.3, the home button+Power key stopped working after the update...
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"Designers are the New Rockstars" - 06-21-2012, 11:47 AM #30
Hold the home key and the power button at the same time.
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- 06-21-2012, 03:05 PM #40
I had no issues with the upgrade either. I loaded kies and it said it had an update, so i selected update.
After that, i plugged the phone in and it took a few seconds to load the usb drivers, then the autoplay window in windows 7 asked me what to do with the device. I closed the window.
When i clicked on kies, a new window opened up and said i had a firmware update available. I clicked update and got all of the warning documentation. Agreed to them all and the phone started updating.
As stated by another poster, it took about 15 minutes. After the phone restarted, i could see some lag also, but it looked to me like it was just the system processing the new OS as well as updating some of the Google apps.
I rebooted the phone again and the lag seemed to disappear for me. The phone is also not my primary device, so i do not have a lot of apps installed on it, that could be a reason for the lag disappearing on mine, more open system memory.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using Android Central Forums - 06-21-2012, 03:08 PM #41
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I cut my Android teeth on an AT&T GS II - my wife has it now. I'm interested in upgrading her to ICS, but I think I'll let it cook for a week or two before installing. I haven't seen any horror stories yet from early adopters.
I'm running ICS on a Galaxy Nexus, get my updates straight from Google. My guess is that they changed the key sequence for screen shots because the GNex doesn't have the row of capacitive keys along the bottom. The only hardware buttons on the phone are Power and the Volume rocker. So yeah, I think power+vol down is the ICS standard screen shot sequence. - 06-21-2012, 03:11 PM #42
- 06-21-2012, 03:14 PM #43
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I'm getting the same thing..i read on another forum that someone talked to a Samsung rep regarding the update and said that last night was a test to see how the update would respond on their servers; supposedly the rep hinted that ICS update may be back up after Kies undergoes it's "maintenance" period tomorrow
- 06-21-2012, 03:54 PM #44
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I was getting message that my device does not support updating software via Kies... but I am no longer getting that... I think that went away when I loaded the latest Kies version and/or the latest USB drivers.
Now I am getting the message that my firmware is up to date. Hopefully it will be available again soon.
AT&T describes update at
But at time of this reply, Samsung did not update page: - 06-21-2012, 04:07 PM #45---
"Designers are the New Rockstars" - 06-21-2012, 05:02 PM #46
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I noticed a bug, that sometimes after restarting your phone, your WiFi wont connect to any WiFi connection, it will stay on Saved, but never goes to connected.
This is fixed after restarting your phone again. *sigh*
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"Designers are the New Rockstars" - 06-21-2012, 07:21 PM
Thread Author #47
Okay. After a day of use with the upgrade I've had these problems:
Application lockups
Screen not coming on while pressing the lock/power button resulting in a battery pull
No screenshot option
As far as the battery drain, it seems to be worse than 2.3.6. At least for me anyway. I noticed after pulling the battery and restarting the phone, there is a major decrease in the battery life.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I777 using Android Central Forums - 06-21-2012, 07:28 PM #48
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From xda. I followed this to a T and after about 20 mins I was all set. Works flawlessly.



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Well, first, before I realised I could do it, I downloaded the newest version of Kies because I got all kinds of errors when i did a kies software update from the older version. I had to uninstall it from my computer and install the newest one. I got it from here:
btw, I did all of this with the phone completely stock - restored to unrooted KH7, then did OTA KK6 upgrade. NOt sure if it would matter since you will start in download mode anyway.
after completely finishing installing kies (and it took a while) i shut it down and then made sure the computer detected the phone in different modes (usb debugging on And off, and in download mode.) it will install the drivers when you connect it in each mode.
now, WITHOUT the phone connected, start the new Kies and went to the tools menu. Chose Firmware Upgrade and Initialization. It asked for the serial number and model number that I got from the sticker under the battery. Now, put the phone in download mode (either with a jig, or holding vol. up + vol down and inserting usb cable).
After you enter the serial number and model number it should say that the latest recovery version is the LE5 (the new firmware). Now, just leave the phone connected and keep clicking through with OK. It should download the firmware, and when it is finished downloading you will see the green bar moving across the phone when it is installing. - 06-21-2012, 07:54 PM #49
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But does it return your phone to stock? delete all your stuff? Sorry if thats a dumb question. This is my first android phone, and my first attempt at updating. I followed the XDA instructions, and the firmware upgrade and initalization warns that its going to delete "all settings and data". Not worried so much about the settings, but the 'data' part makes me hesitant.
But this does appear to work to get ICS on your phone, as it says the firmware will be updated to LE5, presumably ICS. But if I'm going to delete all my stuff, or have software that was not really ready for release possibly damage my phone, I can wait a few days. Hows it running Jeff? - 06-21-2012, 08:05 PM #50
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This is true, it deletes everything. I keep backups of my photos and music online, apps and contacts will restore automatically. Seems stable and quicker. It's a pleasant update and it's official. Can't speak on battery life yet but definitely some nice features. This was overdue.



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