Good news for all owners of AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4 phones, the AT&T company rolled out the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for S4 devices.
The carrier has officially released the new Android 4.3 Jelly Bean OS starting with today. This event comes after only one week after the operator pulled the plug on the firmware due some issues reported by its users.
The new code comes on the smartphones as a 727 download file via Over-The-Air, and our recommendation for downloading the file is that to use a Wi-Fi connection.
Keep in mind that if you have already running an Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update on your AT&T Samsung Galaxy S4 device, the new update will be provided as an only 28 MB update.
According to the AT&T mobile network, the new Android 4.3 Jelly Bean firmware should be available for your Samsung Galaxy S 4 device from yesterday November 27, 2013, but as we are familiar with the new firmware release the OS will be pushed out in stages.
Additionally, the new OS comes on S4 device with Galaxy Gear support and numerous enhancements to call reliability, and a very handful feature that allows you to drag and drop to uninstall or disable an application.
In fact the new release, as Android Central and Softpedia notes, is similar to the one that was released before, but in additional it comes to solve the issues that were caused by it.
Our recommendation is that before to start the updating process, users should ensure that getting a full back-up for their data stored in their devices. For doing that, you can use the suitable backup and restore applications from Google Play Store.
To be sure that the new OS has been installed successfully you need go to Settings, then tap on More tab, and then click on About device. There, the new installation firmware should be version I337UCUEMK2 (Build number JSS15J.I337UCUEMK2).
Did you receive the latest Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for your AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy S4 device?
