Android 4.2.2 lands on Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 in the UK

Jordan O'Brien

August 5, 2013

Whilst we have already got Android 4.3 coming to some devices, Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 users in the UK have still been awaiting the release of Android 4.2.2.

According to Sammobile, the update seems to be rolling out now with UK users beginning to receive notifications to upgrade to the latest Jelly Bean flavour.

As with all Samsung updates you have the choice of updating over-the-air or through Samsung’s own Kies software, whatever takes your fancy.

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