A few days ago, we told you about the latest XXLPB Ice Cream Sandwich firmware leak for the Samsung Galaxy S2. XDA developer althebyani has created a new ICS custom ROM based on XXLPB, mixed with CM9 source, and done away with the TouchWiz …
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Install Android 4.0 on Galaxy S2 with Thebyani Rom with ICS Launcher in Place of Touchwiz
New Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0.3 ROM leaked for the Galaxy S2 ─ XXLP6
Another day, another leaked firmware for the Galaxy S2 I9100. XXLP6 is the latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich firmware leaked for the I9100. Keep in mind though that this is still an unofficial release, so bugs are to be expected. Here’s the unofficial XXLP6 changelog: …
Update Galaxy S2 with Leaked XXKPA Android 4.0 Firmware
It’s here. Another unofficial Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Samsung Galaxy S II I9100. This time it’s XXKPA, a successor firmware to XXKP8 we covered a few days ago. We know you are anxiously waiting for the official release of Ice Cream Sandwich, but until …
XXKP4 Firmware — Update Galaxy S2 to Ice Cream Sandwich Unofficially
Samsung’s promised Ice Cream Sandwich update — scheduled for Q1 2012 by the company — is ages away, so when a firmware leaks on the Internet, we’ve a reason to celebrate. One new firmware to leak today is XXKP4, which is meant for Europe …
XXKP8 Firmware to Install Android 4.0 on Galaxy S2
Update (March 24, 2012): This firmware, XXKP8, is pretty old now. Rather a new firmware, which is an official update too from Samsung Kies software is available, dubbed as XXLPQ. We would recommend you to install XXLPQ firmware to upgrade your Galaxy S2 i9100 …
Galaxy S2 gets another Ice Cream Sandwich ROM. It’s in beta 1, and based on Android 4.0.3
Want a New Year present Galaxy S2 users? Well, what about flashing a new pretty-much-working Android 4.0 rom on your S2 i9100? The rom is not suitable for daily use but it may still lit up faces on many users out there who …
Cyanogenmod 9 (CM9) for Galaxy S2
Hello there, here’s the Christmas present for you — the (very) experimental build of CM9 for your buddy, the Galaxy S2. And this present is brought to you by none other than Codeworkx, the lead member of Cyanogenmod team, working to port the rom …