I'm really sick and tired of waiting for JB update for this device. Only reason I bought it is because we were promised JB update.... anyone knows when the update will be ?
The email that i received today:
Customer reference number: 2114041694
Email response ID: 2112509385
Please quote your customer reference number when contacting Samsung
Dear Kyrillos,
Thank you for contacting Samsung.
Regarding your query please be advised that there currently is no official release date for a newer firmware version for this device.
You can check for available updates for your device on its support page on our website or by connecting to Samsung KIES.
You can also get the latest news on software releases for our devices on the official Samsung UK Facebook page (facebook.com/SamsungUK) or our Twitter feed (twitter.com/SamsungUK).
If you require any further assistance, please contact Samsung again and we will be more than happy to help.
Kind regards,
Stewart
Online Support Team
SAMSUNG Customer Support Centre
Same info from Poland.
Samsung answered to my phone there are no plans for upgrading I8160 and I9070 to ICS Or Jelly Bean. Gingerbread is the mainstream Android for them. All internet info regarding update are rumors.
They even said that they know about ICS info on marketing videos of I8160. All new mainstream phones will be released with JB said consultant. I asked which ones and he said I8190.
Damn you Samsung!
Android Jelly Bean awaited for Samsung Galaxy S2, Galaxy Note, Galaxy Ace 2 etc (18/12/2012)
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update is coming to more devices. Samsung’s high-end smart phones including the S III have recently received the update. In many markets, S III is under the update process. What about the Korean tech maker’s budget and old Android phones? Yes, lots of handsets are in the waiting list for the firmware update in near future.
Samsung offers to push out Jelly Bean to those devices by early 2013 now. Let us check out the Samsung handsets that wait for Jelly Bean update. We bring to you fresh updates and news about the software update of the devices. Key features and qualities of each device also come under scan.
Samsung Galaxy S II: As you may see, it is the second model of Samsung’s Galaxy S series. The 2011 version of the phone hit markets with Android 2.3 Gingerbread out of the box. Later, it was upgraded to ICS. Well, it is now one of the top devices in the waiting list for Jelly Bean. As per rumors, the S II is to get software update in January next year. Sources say that Samsung has confirmed this. Meanwhile, there is a rumor that Samsung is working on a Plus variant of S II with Jelly Bean.
Samsung Galaxy Note: The new Note II is creating waves in stores. And a 2013 upgrade – the Galaxy Note III – has already hit rumor mills. But, the Note original is yet to get the latest firmware. The first Note handset has a 5.3-inch display and it runs on Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread. As per recent reports, the Note is also to get the new Android 4.1 in January 2013. It will have a new look and feel when it gets updated with the firmware.
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2: Samsung launched the second generation Ace 2 in February 2012. The new phone has an advanced 800MHz NovaThor U8500 processor and 3.8-inch PLS TFT display. It runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Samsung offered to push out Android 4.1 Jelly Bean to this device early next year, reports say.
Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus: The Korean tech maker used to produce ‘plus’ versions for its hit products. The Ace of 2011 January has also received a Plus version apart from the second upgrade. The Galaxy Ace Plus mounts an advanced 1GHz Qualcomm MSM7227A Snapdragon processor, 512MB of RAM and 3GB of internal storage. It has an Adreno 200 GPU and a 5MP rear camera. It also runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Jelly Bean is expected to add a completely new experience for Galaxy Ace Plus.
Samsung Galaxy S Advance: Needless to say, S Advance is one of highly successful budget Android phones from Samsung. The 4-inch handset was released in April 2012 with Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Owners of S Advance have been long waiting for Jelly Bean update. Samsung earlier offered to push out Jelly Bean to the handset leapfrogging the ICS. Anyway, it is yet to get the firmware update. It seems that it will now come to the phone early next year.
Conclusion
Apart from these fives handsets, we have too many other models from Samsung to get the software update. They include popular products such as Galaxy Music, Galaxy S II LTE, Galaxy Chat, Galaxy Beam, Galaxy Mini 2, Galaxy S Duos and more. It is actually much late for Samsung to roll out Jelly Bean to this line of products.
It has always been criticized that Android product makers are sluggish in upgrading their devices with the new firmware. Now it looks that we can get the update sooner to these handsets. Most rumors suggest that the update will land in the devices by early next year. Let us wait and see when the Jelly Bean will come to more handsets.
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kyrillos13, good news for Ace II right?
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kyrillos13, good news for Ace II right?
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Its just an article, but i am sure that Samsung will update Ace 2 and S Advance to JB. They will upgrade the OS of any phone at least once... The phone was sold with GB (XXLD8 April 2012) and until now there was a "major" maintenance GB update (XXLK6 November 2012), and i think that the company wont focus on updating GB more than that. So Samsung will start (or already has started) making Jelly Bean. That's my opinion. I believe that SGA2 will be upgraded to JB within Q1 of 2013 (January - March).
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and until now there was a "major" maintenance GB update (XXLK6 November 2012), and i think that the company wont focus on updating GB more than that.
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Hi Kyrillos,
My current firmware is DXLK2, you said that there was "major" update on the XXLK6.
As your Ace2 latest ROM based on XXLK6 November 2012, can I use XXLK6 firmware in Indonesia? So I can install latest ROM v4.
Thank you
settu_kliwon said:
Hi Kyrillos,
My current firmware is DXLK2, you said that there was "major" update on the XXLK6.
As your Ace2 latest ROM based on XXLK6 November 2012, can I use XXLK6 firmware in Indonesia? So I can install latest ROM v4.
Thank you
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I also have dxlk2 based from philippines xte firmware, and i flashed LK6 firmware based UK rom and it works smooth and fine... No issues ive noticed so far...
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yethz said:
I also have dxlk2 based from philippines xte firmware, and i flashed LK6 firmware based UK rom and it works smooth and fine... No issues ive noticed so far...
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Thanks, download completed.
Both of us have DXLK2 because we're live in same regional South East Asean. I'm also tired of waiting Jelly Bean. Will try XXLK6 soon.
Samsung Czech & Slovakia. FB page
People asking about update of Ace 2 on Czech FB page were repeatedly ensured, that Android JB for Ace 2 is scheduled for January 2013
JuraP said:
People asking about update of Ace 2 on Czech FB page were repeatedly ensured, that Android JB for Ace 2 is scheduled for January 2013
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Source link please ?
Samsung CZECH&SLOVAKIA Facebook Ace 2 update confirmation
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https://www.facebook.com/samsungczsk?fref=ts
Tomáš Vrábel a ace II?
14 prosinec v 16:45 · To se mi líbí
Samsung Česko a Slovensko Ahojte, nadstavba touchwiz bude pravdepodobne dostupná spolu s aktualizáciou na Jelly Bean, ktorá sa pre oba telefóny pripravuje.
14 prosinec v 17:31 · To se mi líbí
Tomáš Vrábel takže bude rovnaka ako pri SGS3 ? no dufam že ano a ten januar pre SGA2 plati či ako ?
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14 prosinec v 17:32 · To se mi líbí
Samsung Česko a Slovensko Na GALAXY Ace 2 bude nadstavba upravená podľa aktualizácie. Nemôžeme zatiaľ potvrdiť, že nadstavba spolu s aktualizáciou vyjde.
14 prosinec v 18:06 · To se mi líbí
Kačka Nápravníková
Dobrý den, chtěla bych se zeptat jestli je známý termín aktualizace pro Samsung Galaxy Ace 2? Děkuji za odpověď
To se mi líbí · · 2 prosinec v 19:27
Samsung Česko a Slovensko Ahoj Kačka, aktualizácia na Jelly Bean pre GALAXY Ace 2 by mala vyjsť v januári (lednu) budúceho roka.
2 prosinec v 21:45 · To se mi líbí · 1
Kačka Nápravníková Dekuji uz se tesim
2 prosinec v 21:46 přes mobil · To se mi líbí
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all i found was a girl complaining about the erasing of posts including information of the jelly bean update
Je trapné, že tu mažete příspěvky ohledně aktualizace na Jelly Bean. Jako oficiální stránky Samsungu pro Česko a Slovensko byste spíš měli řešit, aby aktualizace fungovala tak jak je to jinde ve světě...
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Google translator: It is embarrassing that the erasing posts regarding updates to Jelly Bean. As the official Samsung website for the Czech Republic and Slovakia should rather be dealt with to update the work as it is elsewhere in the world ...
and a guy asking if its possible with the jelly bean update which is coming in january to write sms longer than 3 sms
Dobrý den, más Galaxy Ace 2 s androidem 2.3. Když jej v lednu aktualizuji na 4.1., budu moct psát sms delší než jen na 3 SMS? Proč se po těch třech zprávách SMS převede na MMS?
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Google translator: Hello, you're Galaxy Ace 2 with android 2.3 When you upgrade in January to 4.1, I can write sms longer than 3 SMS? Why do those three SMS messages converted to MMS?
Source: http://www.facebook.com/samsungczsk
Look on copied posts above your comment - you have to look deeper into history - dates and comments are included in my previous post - you just have to learn read posts properly before answering boy.............. Use translator on posted discussion or find original discussions on Samsung page by your self
JuraP said:
Look on copied posts above your comment - you have to look deeper into history - dates and comments are included in my previous post - you just have to learn read posts properly before answering boy.............. Use translator on posted discussion or find original discussions on Samsung page by your self
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i didn't read your comment while i was writing mine because it weren't there when i clicked on "reply" to snaky90 so no reason to be rude... and i also didn't know i had to look that deep into the history. just wanted to answer to snaky
riedlZ said:
i didn't read your comment while i was writing mine because it weren't there when i clicked on "reply" to snaky90 so no reason to be rude... and i also didn't know i had to look that deep into the history. just wanted to answer to snaky
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Sorry, if it sounded rude - it wasn´t a goal.... I just found curious, that you wrote, you can´t find posts about JB for ACE 2 even if they are listed right above your post (date and hour included) and I didn´t realised you haven´t read my post before....................
Samsung Galaxy Ace 2, Galaxy S2, Galaxy Note Android Jelly Bean update soon (21/12/12)
This is a wait that seems to end never. And worried are people who have been awaiting its arrival for the last many months. So far their wait has gone in vain as so far there is no trace of not just the latest Android 4.2, but also its previous Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. This is a depressing thought for millions and millions of Android fans who bought very expensive gadgets –best at the time of their launch –are feeling left out.
The two most important handsets awaiting the introduction of Android Jelly bean 4.1 are the smart-phones that are still very competitive in the market, but look a bit old merely due to non-availability of latest Android firmware. In my view Samsung believes that if thee handsets are given latest Android updates, no one is going to buy their very expensive new handsets that shine more due to latest updates.
By the way when talking of specifications improvement there is not much different between a Galaxy Note original and Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S2. The difference is more in size than in substance and a bit here and there improvements.
Android Jelly Bean comes with many major features. This includes Project Butter. Project Butter is a special program from Google to increase the performance of Jelly Bean. The project is named so because it can ensure that your Android handsets perform much faster and smoothly like butter, says Google. As per CNET, the new Android version utilizes VSync and Triple Buffering to increase the touch responsiveness. Engadget says that Project Butter can hum the entire system at 60 frames per seconds (fps). Well, the feature will run Jelly Bean devices smoother and faster than its predecessor. Google showcased the difference between JB and ICS through a demo at the event.
Another great feature is smarter keypad. You will get a smarter keyboard with the Jelly Bean devices, Google claims. The innovative keyboard feature is able to predict your next word before you start typing. TechCrunch notes that the company has implemented the voice transcription software inside the handset, not the network connection. That is, unlike Apple’s Siri, the smart voice transcription feature of Jelly Bean devices can guide even if internet connection is not available. Google Now is Google’s reply to Apple’s Siri voice assistant application. Similar to Siri, Google Now will respond to users’ queries in human voice. Amazingly, Google Now will guide you to pick the best restaurant, set reminder for meeting and other appointments and many other exciting features. Moreover, like Siri, Google Now will guide you through the exact path to drive in or walk on in a city.
One more important feature is Android Beam. Google has added a new Android Beam feature to Jelly Bean. The feature works utilizing the software’s compatibility to (NFC) Near Field Communication. Microsoft has brought the NFC-based communication feature on its Windows Phone 8. With Android Beam, you can hold NFC capable handsets to share digital content like photos, video and others quickly. Android 4.1 takes phone notifications to an all new level. Android’s slide down notification bar has always been notable. And with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, we are to have a completely new experience with the notifications feature. TechCrunch says that users will be able to make calls and send texts right from the notification widget. You can also access all new Gmail messages from the notification tab. That is, the process to respond to missed calls and emails is quite simple on a handset with the Jelly Bean. Social networking sites like Foursquare and Google Plus publish the notifications, thus you can respond to them from these sites.
Several reports suggest that Galaxy Ace 2, Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note owners are setto receive the new Jelly Bean 4.1.2 update in January 2013. Leaks have clearly revealed Samsung’s plan to push out the fresh version of Android to the handsets. Users of these two former market hit phones have been long waiting for Jelly Bean update. Now it is time for the phones to get the fresh software. As exposed by the leaked test ROM earlier, both Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note will leapfrog the original Jelly Bean 4.1.1 and will get the new Jelly Bean 4.1.2. Of course, the update will bring many great features to the handsets. The very important feature is Project Butter, which will boost processor performance of the devices. Better voice features thanks to S Voice, S Beam for NFC-based data transfers and a lot of other features will come to the devices.
The Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note owners in various countries look for the firmware update in different occasions. The Canadian cellular service provider Rogers has confirmed the arrival of the update to the S II LTE and Note LTE by early January. The carrier offers to send the firmware update to the handsets then. Meanwhile, users in Poland and Germany expect the rollout of Jelly Bean to the handsets before Christmas. It is the second upgrade to Samsung’s famous Galaxy S series of Android phones. The device hit markets mid 2011 and it fought off Apple iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S all over the year. Even after the release of a far stronger successor the Galaxy S III, the former one has great significance in stores. People are still crazy about the phone and many carriers and retailers sell the handset with various offers and deals.
As of now, there is a rumor that Samsung is working on an advanced Plus variant for Galaxy S II. Sources have leaked pics and specs of the device. The phone is set to come with a 4.3-inch WVGA display screen, 8MP rear camera with autofocus, 2MP front snapper for video chatting and more. A dual core 1GHz processor will power up the handset, which will run on the new Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update.
Though it has got its next edition in the market, nonetheless Galaxy Note is still being sold like hot-cake. It is the original version of Samsung’s world-famous phablet the Note. It is there with a 5.3-inch Super AMOLED screen that has a nice resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels at 285-ppi. The innards of the old Note phablet include a 1.4GHz dual core Exynos ARM Cortex-A9 processor, 1GB of RAM and a Mali-400MP graphical processor. The device comes up in two memory versions; 16GB and 32GB. In addition, it has a 32GB microSD slot for expanding memory further thanks to external sticks.
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And Ace 2 is mentioned only once..
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Again - Confirmation by FB page Samsung Czech and Slovakia
Juraj Kruželák
Dobry. Bude na Samsung Galaxy ace 2 dostupny Android 4.1 Jelly Bean alebo nie. Dik
To se mi líbí · · Před 19 hodinami
Tomáš Vrábel už to bolo asi 10x ano "pripravuje sa" dufam že to bude v januari ako povedali
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Samsung Česko a Slovensko Ahojte. Aktualizácia na Jelly Bean pre Galaxy Ace 2 je plánovaná na január. Ďakujeme za trpezlivosť.
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Juraj Kruželák
Hallo, Will be Android 4.1 Jelly Bean available for Samsung Galaxy ace 2 too, or not? Thanks
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Thomas Vrabel
It was already about 10 times yes.... - "Preparing" I hope it would be like they are saying - in January
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Samsung Czech Republic and Slovakia.
Ahojte! Updates to Jelly Bean for Galaxy Ace 2 is scheduled for January. Thanks for your patience.
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well....I think it's obvious that we have all understood it will be on January. The thing is....when..... in January, it better come in the early days we need it x.x
When samsung actualize note 10.1 n8010/n8000 to android 4.2 jelly bean? Are there any new tidings about this topic?
best thing to do would be to keep and eye on sammobile, they are usually up to date all new rumors / updates.
No none of the manufacturers have yet announced any date or new for updating any of the devices to 4.2.
So it is an endless wait
Im guessing some time after all of 4.1.1 and then 4.1.2 has been delivered to the entire world.
Well it will be a long long time 6 months or more
for untstx
When android 4.1.2 for note wifi n8010?
Does anybody know if the Relay phone hardware supports Bluetooth 4.0, specifically Bluetooth Low Energy? If it does, that would be the feature that finally gets me to switch from the MyTouch 4G Slide...
With an appropriately modern version of Android on the Relay, yes it does. The CyanogenMod images support it. The Stock TouchWiz does not.
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Does anybody know if the Relay phone hardware supports Bluetooth 4.0, specifically Bluetooth Low Energy? If it does, that would be the feature that finally gets me to switch from the MyTouch 4G Slide...
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Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G has Bluetooth 4.0 LE. But Android doesn't support Bluetooth LE till Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. So the phone won't support Bluetooth LE, till Samsung updates the phone to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
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Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G has Bluetooth 4.0 LE. But Android doesn't support Bluetooth LE till Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. So the phone won't support Bluetooth LE, till Samsung updates the phone to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
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It sounds like Cyanogen Mod does support Bluetooth 4.0, are the drivers we have for the phone able to handle it?
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It sounds like Cyanogen Mod does support Bluetooth 4.0, are the drivers we have for the phone able to handle it?
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Ummm.....That's because CM 10.2 is Android 4.3 Jellybean.
4.4 -> 5
Hi,
Just a question regarding those who have updated their Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Tablets from 4.4 Kitkat to Lollipop
Out of all who have updated to either 5.02 be it the recommended Korean version or the .NL (An EU version) or even the more recent people who have appeared to have upgraded via flashing to 5.1.1 from an SD card .Zip file...
Has anyone any thoughts on out of all the possible upgrading options / routes I could use / go which they think is the best for a UK based user who only really requires that his Samsung S Keyboard + S mouse both work & that my Bluetooth will work fine too with say Apple device's too etc...
Out of all the current available ways of upgrading my Note Pro 12.2 from 4.4 to Lollipop which would be the more recommended option bearing in mind I don't care about running any modified Roms or doing much Modding if I could avoid needing to do so & that I'm just basically sick of waiting for the .UK Vers of Samsung to offer me an official normal WiFi update like it's clear they should have been offering about a year ago ?
Seeing all the countries that have already been offered the update but still no UK 1 isn't really making me a big fan right now of Samsung & the way they operate when it comes to updates TBH & it saddens me greatly !
So as it looks like the UK won't be getting offered a straightforward Lollipop update like the rest of the world = Which method from those I've mentioned above would be the best option for me ?
Any & all suggestions appreciated greatly & I do apologise for asking such a N00b'sh question it's just that I haven't flashed/ molded a device in ages & would like the best advice possible from the best users possible Hence I thought of XDA
So can anyone or a few experienced note Pro 12 users/ modders suggest my best course of upgrade decision/ choice/ method ?
Cheers
If you have P905, definitely THIS with whatever version?
Hi,
Sorry I should have made this clear ;
It's the basic P900 with only Wi-Fi & it was imported from the Philippines to use in the UK here with me & my UK S Samsung Keyboard + S Mouse
Thank you for the reply but I honestly don't need a Modified ROM if I can avoid it.
I was just wondering out of the options/ choices I had mentioned above what gets the most/ biggest Thumbs up from any guys who have upgraded their P900's
Cheers
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Any1 Any Advice since I hear that there will be no official UK lollipop getting released by Samsung . ?
Cheers.
Good day
I’m hoping someone can steer me in the right direction for the right phone.
Up until 4 months ago I was happy camper with my Samsung Galaxy S3 rooted with Cyanogen-mod.
Then it died and not keeping up on the latest changes I went out and grabbed a SAMSUNG GALAXY S5 SM-G900A AT&T SW-VER G900AUCU3B0C4 - LP 5.0. Little did I know that they had locked it up tighter than a drum? Wow, with the software bloat and not being able to use CM on this thing is driving me nuts.
I’m with Cricket now and I guess that puts in with GSM. Though an unlocked NW phone that could handle both GSM and CDMA would be nice but not a must.
I’m looking for –
- 2 GB RAM
- 4.8 – 5.5 Display
- One you can root
- Customize with CM
- 16-32 Internal ROM
- MicroSD card support
- Cost under $250
Note - I really don’t use a Camera and I don’t play games on these
Unless someone can suggest something else I was look at these two straight from Motorola.
What do you all think –
MOTO G3 GSM (XT1540) AndroidTM Lollipop 5.1.1
MOTO G4 GSM/CDMA (XT1625) Android™ 6.0.1, Marshmallow
Thank you so much for your time and help.
KJB2 said:
Good day
Iâ??m hoping someone can steer me in the right direction for the right phone.
Up until 4 months ago I was happy camper with my Samsung Galaxy S3 rooted with Cyanogen-mod.
Then it died and not keeping up on the latest changes I went out and grabbed a SAMSUNG GALAXY S5 SM-G900A AT&T SW-VER G900AUCU3B0C4 - LP 5.0. Little did I know that they had locked it up tighter than a drum? Wow, with the software bloat and not being able to use CM on this thing is driving me nuts.
Iâ??m with Cricket now and I guess that puts in with GSM. Though an unlocked NW phone that could handle both GSM and CDMA would be nice but not a must.
Iâ??m looking for â??
- 2 GB RAM
- 4.8 â?? 5.5 Display
- One you can root
- Customize with CM
- 16-32 Internal ROM
- MicroSD card support
- Cost under $250
Note - I really donâ??t use a Camera and I donâ??t play games on these
Unless someone can suggest something else I was look at these two straight from Motorola.
What do you all think â??
MOTO G3 GSM (XT1540) AndroidTM Lollipop 5.1.1
MOTO G4 GSM/CDMA (XT1625) Androidâ?¢ 6.0.1, Marshmallow
Thank you so much for your time and help.
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