We told you last week about a rumour that Samsung might skip the Android 4.2.2 version for Android 4.3 and going by the latest leak, it might be for real. Someone from Samsung R&D India has spilled the beans to Temefy by leaking a screen shot of the Android 4.3 update running on Galaxy S III. While we don’t have any other information on the update, the screen shot looks believable.
Google will most likely announce the new Android OS in two days and if that happens it would make sense for Samsung to directly jump on the latest version instead of Android 4.2.2. What do you think?
another image fromGalaxy S III seen running Android 4.3
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