Pocket-Lint: Seemingly years in the coming, the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Samsung Galaxy S II has arrived for just about everyone. You can check here to see if it’s possible for you yet.
The big question, of course, is what should the upgrade to Android 4 actually do for your smartphone? We compared a Gingerbread version of the SGS2 to a new and improved ICS model to see if we could spot the major differences. So, if you haven’t managed to update yet, then this is what you can look forward to. If you have, then do add anything you've noticed in the comments below. We’re still exploring it for ourselves.
Smartphones are a mixture of electronic circuitry and potentially volatile substances, or at least that’s what victims of spontaneous cellphone combustion believe. There’s a dotted history of sparking, fiery smartphones while simply sitting on a desk or plugged into the wall charging.
Most recently, a 13-year-old American girl woke to find her Samsung Galaxy S4 smouldering under her pillow in the middle of the night...
iSquad Repair tech columnist Gabe Carey takes a retrospective look at Samsung's Galaxy S smartphone devices, from beginning to end.
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