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!".



http://www.youmobile.org/blogs/entry/Galaxy-S-Getting-Froyo-on-11-November-Final-Date-

Nothing new. What T-Mobile UK meant was all operators in Europe, not worldwide.

T-Mobile US employees were saying the roll out will start somewhere in the third week of November until end of December. But I have nothing to back this up.

Any news on the Froyo update for US? Seems like it's just starting to roll out has anyone in the US received this update yet?

Another thing I wanted to know is if you have your phone rooted will it still detect the Froyo update through the air?

Well I had to call Samsung support yesterday and although what the rep says now days doesn't hold much weight, she said that they have released the froyo update in the US for one phone. Didn't say which. She said they still plan to release Froyo OTA to vibrant phones but still does not have a date. This info doesn't really help I know. But thought I would just update here from what I heard from them yesterday.