Update: March 2nd, 2017 Android 4.3, also known as Jelly Bean, launched in the second half of 2012, hitting almost all of the Nexus devices, the Samsung Galaxy S3 and S4, and the most recent HTC phones. For people with some mobile carriers, or those using older (but still very capable) hardware like the Galaxy S2, waiting for Jelly Bean has been a 'sit and hope' affair. Luckily, S2 owners looking for Jelly Bean don't need to wait any longer. The Android custom developer community has a version of Jelly Bean ready to go for your device, and all you need to do is follow the steps below. How do I update my Samsung Galaxy S2? I would like to update my Galaxy S2 4.1.2 to 4.2.2, Jelly Bean. You can update your Samsung Galaxy S2 from 4.1.2 to 4.2.2 by choosing any of the following update procedures: • Download and install on your computer.

Once the download is complete, connect your Galaxy S2 to your computer via USB cable. Open Kies and wait for it to detect your phone. Once detected, Kies will search for the latest update available and will give you the option to download the latest update.

Download the update, and automatic updating should follow. Understand that this update may not come standard for your device, depending on the time that you asked this question, but you can find this update in your update phone option. Why am I not getting Google apps on CyanogenMod 10.2? I am not getting Google apps on CyanogenMod 10.2. I just installed it It seems that you have rooted your phone to another update of this device instead of having the required update for the phone. Uninstall and reinstall Cyanogen mode to see if you can get your Google Play Store to show up to download applications.

Though the popular Samsung Galaxy S2 is still an effective smartphone, it’s not quite up to date anymore, which makes it the perfect candidate to flash custom ROMs. Here are the best custom ROMS for the Galaxy S2, most of which bring Android 4.4 KitKat to the Samsung smartphone. Paranoid Android 4.2 BETA 2 - Android 4.4.2 KitKat. Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 was released in 2011, but Samsung has done everything that they can to keep it alive in the market, probably the only set of 2011 to receive not only the Android 4.1.1 update but also Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update.

The CyanogenMod ROMs are just the basic Android OS and do not offer the Google apps package. You will need to flash the package zip file using a custom recovery like Clockwork mod or TWRP. You can find the latest CyanogenMod Google apps package download at.

Galaxy S2 4.3 update using ODIN method? I need to install Android 4.3 using ODIN method. Torrent pharma derma products. Can you give me the download link? A download link is not all you are going to need for this process. You will need to follow the steps in the article above, and root your device so that you can get the Jelly Bean update.

The update to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean does not come standard for the S2. You'll also need the Google apps package, which includes the Play Store, Gmail, etc., here: You can flash both zip files from your phone's recovery mode menu. I updated my Galaxy S2 to Jelly Bean with ODI, and it is no longer working. I Update Jelly Bean Version with ODIN My Phone Galaxy S2 SHW-M250S is no longer working. How do I solve my problem? Was the update completely flashed on the phone?

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If it were, the phone would have rebooted into the new OS. Connect the phone to the computer and run ODIN again. Make sure the com port is lit up, which will indicate that the phone is connected correctly, and the drivers are installed.

My phone isn't starting. It stops on the Samsung logo. What can I do to resolve this?

There are several ways for you to try to resolve this issue. Try the suggestions below and see if any of them solve the issue. It may be that your power button has gotten stuck, which would be why you are experiencing this problem during the reboot sequence.

Try fiddling with that and see if it is stuck, and if so, try to get it unstuck. If that does not resolve your issue, turn off the phone and take the battery out, then insert it back in. If it is still stuck in the boot loop, your phone likely needs to have a general cleaning. You'll need to take all the parts apart to clean (in this case, specifically, the power button), and remove any dirt or grime lurking in your phone. Before taking the phone apart, try to press and hold the power button only for about a minute with extra effort, then after one minute shake the phone. It may sound ridiculous, but it might resolve the problem. It's also possible that a battery issue is keeping your phone stuck in a boot loop or stuck on the Samsung Logo.