We have already seen an early Alpha build of Android 4.0 running on the Samsung Galaxy S II, and now a new version has been leaked with the version number I9000XXLPB with a date of the 29th of January.
This new version of Android Ice Cream Sandwich for the Galaxy S II is version 4.0.3 and it also features Samsung’s custom TouchWiz user interface, and this build is said to be a lot more stable than the previous version.
Enhanced Stability and Performance
The stability improvements in this new build are particularly noteworthy. Users who have tested the previous Alpha build reported various bugs and performance issues. However, the I9000XXLPB version appears to have addressed many of these concerns. The smoother performance and fewer crashes make it a more reliable option for daily use. This is a significant step forward for Samsung as they aim to provide a seamless user experience with their custom TouchWiz interface layered over the stock Android 4.0.3.
New Features and Enhancements
In addition to improved stability, this new build of Ice Cream Sandwich brings several new features and enhancements to the Galaxy S II. One of the most notable additions is the enhanced multitasking capabilities. Users can now switch between apps more efficiently, thanks to the improved task manager. The user interface has also received a facelift, with more intuitive navigation and a cleaner design.
Another significant enhancement is the improved camera functionality. The new build includes faster shutter speeds and better image processing, allowing users to capture high-quality photos and videos with ease. The browser has also been updated, offering faster page loading times and better support for HTML5.
You can find out more details about this new version of Ice Cream Sandwich for the Samsung Galaxy S II over at Sammobile.
Community and Developer Reactions
The Android community has been buzzing with excitement over this new build. Developers and enthusiasts have been quick to download and test the I9000XXLPB version, sharing their experiences and feedback on various forums and social media platforms. Many have praised Samsung for their efforts in improving the user experience and addressing the issues present in the earlier Alpha build.
However, some users have expressed concerns about the potential impact of Samsung’s TouchWiz interface on the overall performance of the device. While TouchWiz offers a range of useful features and customization options, it can also be resource-intensive, potentially affecting the device’s speed and battery life. Despite these concerns, the general consensus is that the new build is a significant improvement over the previous version.
Source Phandroid, Gotta Be Mobile
For more information on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, have a look at our Samsung Galaxy Nexus Review.
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