Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 owners can see the light at the end of the tunnel, as the promised Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update is beginning to roll out . The first reports are coming from Germany, where users have already indicated that they are receiving it.
Since its launch, with the latest Android operating system already on the scene, it was promised that the tablet would receive its update in a short period of time. Months passed and in August it was asserted from Samsung that the update would arrive before the end of the year. The South Korean company has kept its promise and has decided to start with the Germanic country.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has been a commercially successful tablet from the start. It took the initial phablet concept that gives it its name and adapted it to a more comfortable size while retaining the signature stylus . It came equipped with a powerful, in-house quad-core processor clocked at 1,4 GHz, paired with an efficient Mali-400 GPU . This power was clearly at the service of a feature that left us speechless: split-screen mode . Android had always boasted the multitasking capabilities of its operating system, but with this tablet, it became fully apparent, allowing users to divide the screen in two and perform one action on one side while simultaneously performing another on the other.
To this day, it remains one of the most attractive tablets on the market. In fact, it seemed poised to challenge the iPad as the ideal tablet for work, especially artistic work. Here we offered a comparison with the new iPad . The iPad 4 now has a better processor, but in other respects, it's almost the same.
If you are one of its owners, it is presumable that it will not take long to arrive in Spain. In fact, if you receive it, we would greatly appreciate if you let us know.
Source: Ubergizmo