The folks over at XDA Developers certainly have plenty of passion concerning their respective smartphones, and one of the defining handsets from Samsung in recent years would be the revered Samsung Galaxy S2 which proved to be quite the solid base for the Galaxy S3 and subsequently, the Galaxy S4 to propel the company forward. While we heard that the Galaxy S2 might not be getting the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update, things are slightly different for the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus which has had an alleged original ROM of the upcoming Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update leaked.
The alleged leaked ROM will be based on the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean operating system, where it sports a built date of July 24. The thing is, there is no change log available for us to refer to at the moment, and neither has there been a list of the particular issues, should there be any, to watch out for. However, early adopters of this leaked ROM did mention a launcher, weather widget and lock screen that hails from the Samsung Galaxy S4, in addition to a performance that is a wee bit smoother than usual. Too bad there is no support for the coveted multi-window feature for Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus users. The official update should arrive soon in Germany first, before selected regions around the world get hold of it.
Like It , +1 , Tweet It , Pin It | Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean ROM Leaked original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Hmmm, Samsung does seem as though they are hell bent on global domination, with word that just approximately one week after they launched the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus in South East Asia, the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus, also known by its model number i9105, has started to make an appearance in Europe, too. Not all of the continent would be able to get hold of this souped up version of the hugely successful Galaxy S2 though, as right now, only Germany, Finland, and Romania will carry the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus. A quick check with Amazon in Germany showed that the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus would retail for €364 as an unlocked device.
With it being 2013, the Samsung Galaxy S2 is a device that’s almost two years old and it looks like Samsung isn’t quite ready to let go of it yet and has since announced the Galaxy S2 Plus. As far as the exterior design of the phone is concerned, it looks pretty much like the Galaxy S2, although it’s the internals of the phone that got a revamp. So what can you look forward to in the Galaxy S2 Plus? Well for starters the most notable improvement would be the fact that it comes with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean on board, along with Samsung’s TouchWiz Nature UX. On the hardware front it will feature a 4.3” WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor accompanied by 1GB of RAM, an 8MP rear-facing camera, a 2MP front-facing camera, 8GB of internal storage expandable via microSD and will come in an NFC and non-NFC version. Unfortunately at this time there is no word on pricing or availability, but if we had to venture a guess, and taking into consideration that the Galaxy S2 is relatively old, it would be safe to assume that the Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus will not be burning a hole in your wallet.
It seems that there are expectations in the industry that the yet unannounced Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus will be on the receiving end of two different models, that is, the GT-i9105 and the GT-i9105P, with the latter all set to arrive with an NFC chip. This might be the “Plus” version of the original S2 i9100, but you will find that the i9105 is not going to be superior in any way due to the lack of superior specifications.
There are whispers going around that Samsung has in store a spanking new version of the Galaxy S2 which will come your way in Chic White and Dark Blue shades, which would be the Galaxy S2 Plus, and it is going to arrive with just 8GB of internal memory sometime in the first quarter of next year. It seems that the very same rumor source cited the Chic White version of the Galaxy S2 Plus to arrive from week 3 onward, while the Dark Blue shade of the Galaxy S2 Plus is set to hit the mass markets a fortnight later.
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