AT&T Galaxy Note gets more stable Android 4.0 leak
AT&T Galaxy Note owner and watching jealously as your European counterparts begin to get Android 4.0 on their phablets? Temporary salvation may be at hand, with another leaked ROM for AT&T's version of the Samsung smartphone that slipped out over the weekend to the wags at Briefmobile. The new version is described as a bugfix of the previous software leak.
That last unofficial release – which we demonstrated in the video below – was version UCLC5, whereas this newer software is version UCLD3. There are no new features to be found, we're told, but the big change is that everything runs a whole lot smoother than previously.
In our own day to day experience with the last leak, we saw a number of force-closes of apps throughout the day. Software stability overall was subpar, and left the Galaxy Note of mixed use if you were reliant on it as your sole phone.
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The ROM is for the AT&R SGH-I717 Galaxy Note only – if you hook your European model up to Kies on your PC, you may just find an official Ice Cream Sandwich ROM waiting for you – and will wipe all of your existing data, so best to perform a backup before you attempt to load it. AT&T is yet to confirm any specific timescale for its own official release.