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Download Split Screen vXXALIJ1 Rollong Out for Samsung Galaxy Note II, A few days ago, Samsung showcased a new YouTube video, highlighting a new feature called “Multi Window” for the brand new Galaxy Note II phablet. This awesome feature lets you to run two apps simultaneously, with a split-screen display. Samsung has already shipped million numbers of the Galaxy Note II phablets with incomplete software and missing features including the “multi-windows” ability. Thanks to Samsung. The manufacturer has started rolling out a new update, bringing the the promised split-screen mode for the Samsung Galaxy Note II handset.

Software version bumps up to N7100XXALIJ1. The new Multi-Window mode for Galaxy Note II supports Samsung-made own apps, a wide range of Google apps including Gmail, YouTube, Google Talk, Google Titles, Chrome browser and the official Twitter app (no idea about other popular apps). The same split-screen mode is supported for only Samsung apps on the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet. This split screen multitasking is a must have feature and it is one of the benefits of the Galaxy Note II. The update also brings a new baseband version and Google chrome.


Galaxy Note II is having certainly big enough space on its 5.5-inch HD screen for such an amazing feature, and you’d love to have it on your phone and you will be excited about the Note II than ever before. You should be seeing the notification alerts on your phone asking you to accept the new update. If you are yet to receive the update, you can manually check for the update by heading into Settings –> About device –> Software update and follow the on-screen instructions to finish the upgrading process.

Users from UK or France can also download the new firmware by using Samsung’s own Kies tool. The source has provided full downloads of N7100XXALJ1 build for the Note II devices in France and UK regions.

Download Motorola Droid Bionic Android 4.0.4 ICS Update 6.7.246.XT875 Rolls Out Today, Heads up Motorola Droid Bionic owners. Finally, Verizon is about to roll out the long awaited Android 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich OS update for the Droid Bionic handsets from today. In fact, the was supposed to roll out in the 3rd quarter of this year. The new firmware update bumps the software version up to Android 4.0.4 from Android 2.3.4 and the new build number will be 6.7.246.XT875.Verizon.en.US.

Along with the ICS goodies, the update also brings improved Google Calendar sync, better mobile hotspot connectivity, improved SmartActions app, a direct access lock screen, a new home screen launch bar, Data Usage monitoring, enhanced notifications, addition of the GetDeviceID API, Improvements to Google Play auto restore, improved Amazon Kindle & Blockbuster apps, improved Text Message Delivery, enhanced connectivity and reliability of Visual Voicemail (VVM) and the update will remove Mobile IM app from the build and users can now add and delete Facebook accounts from their handsets.

You can check out the full changelog of the update, provided by Verizon Wireless here.

Download Instructions

The ICS update roll out over-the-air (IOTA). The Droid Bionic users should start seeing the notification alerts on their handsets today asking them accept the update and download it. You can try to check for the update by hitting up Menu > Settings > About phone > System Updates –> if you found the update –> follow the on-screen instructions to finish the upgrade process

The update is 368.4MB of size.

Don’t forget to shout off in the comments below once you finishes upgrading to ICS build successfully.

Source: Verizon (1), (2)