Samsung has done pretty well to announce the dates for its Galaxy S Android 2.2 Froyo update, although the downer would be these updates being available only for the Korean version of Galaxy S (M110S), so folks over in the US (or elsewhere) will not be able to get their hands on it in the immediate future. Early August is the slated date, where all of the UI features such as TouchWiz 3.0 and Social Hub among others will be integrated in the next update. We do hope that the international market will be able to get hold of their own Android 2.2 update in due time, preferably before the year is over.
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Samsung Galaxy S Froyo update coming this November in the UK
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