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12-05-2012 08:04:57 AM
go to samsung install kies from them on the O.S that you have!
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12-05-2012 08:07:44 AM
I don't see Keis listed as a download. could this be keis?> Device(Install),USB Driver (Software) (ver.v1.5.14.0)
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12-05-2012 08:17:42 AM
http://www.samsung.com/us/kies/ The link is there!
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12-05-2012 08:18:26 AM
Thank you!!
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12-05-2012 08:19:41 AM
Also you may or may not have an issue, java must be updated for kies and if running win 7 or you have admin rights "right click kies" run as admin! that will help you avoid a lot of issues !
Re: NO JELLYBEAN YET? :(
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12-05-2012 10:22:35 AM
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Have you seen or heard the news?!
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12-05-2012 12:27:03 PM
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12-07-2012 08:09:47 AM
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12-07-2012 09:42:22 AM
Re: Galaxy S III Jelly Bean
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12-07-2012 05:39:48 PM
Kies is the biggest pile of garbage I've ever encountered. If one of my software development teams had written Kies, I'd fire them all the way from the senior architect all the way down to the very last intern and blackball them to make sure they never got another job in the software industry, ever. Kies makes iTunes look well designed. That's how horrible it is.
The first time I tried updating my phone to Jelly Bean with Kies, it bricked the phone by crashing halfway through the process of flashing the phone no matter how many times I tried, and I had to take it to the AT&T service center to be re-flashed back to ICS. Then a new Kies update was released and that one actually managed to flash my phone without crashing during the upgrade process, but it crashes whenever attempting to do anything else with the phone.
So anyhow, if you're having Kies troubles, they did release a new update around 48 hours ago. Check for updates and update to the new one if you don't have it. And then once you manage to flash your phone to Jelly Bean with Kies, uninstall that pile of garbage and install iSyncr WiFi or DoubleTwist WiFi to do actual syncing of content to your phone, because Kies doesn't manage to do anything other than crash, crash, crash, crash, crash.
Oh, my setup: HP Envy 17 with Windows 7. All software programs were closed while using Kies. I got the first Blue Screen of Death with Windows 7 that I've *ever* gotten with Kies the first half dozen times I tried to update my phone to Jelly Bean. Even Open Source programs like VirtualBox have never managed to crash my computer hard like that despite dealing with the hardware on a far more fundamental level than Kies ever will. Like I said, if one of my own teams had designed/implemented Kies....
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12-08-2012 04:27:55 PM
I agree that Kies is garbage... I updated Kies removed it , re installed it per their help desk, turned off the antivirus , firewall, One told me the USB Debugging has to be checked on , the next person told me no it has to be off , do a factory reset... Within the hour it was made public that the update was available I tried the update and still nothing.. In fact their answer was well there is something wrong with your phone. In this case AT & T has to get their act together and do the OTA update with these many failures updating.
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12-08-2012 06:04:02 PM
Got my s3 a few days ago, got home, installed Kies, updated to Jelly Bean in about 10 minutes seamlessly. No problems on Windows 7.
Re: NO JELLYBEAN YET? :(
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12-09-2012 06:16:55 PM
Re: NO JELLYBEAN YET? :(
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12-10-2012 08:01:02 PM
I second elnino21's post...I'm one of those having issues. ICS was rock solid. JB has been unstable...random reboots with occasional lock ups where nothing is responsive....where I have to hold down the power button until it restarts. Honestly, the few new JB features are not worth the issues.
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12-11-2012 12:59:59 AM
enews75 wrote:
I have tried to update via Kies. It connects to the phone , show that the update is available, then Kies just closes. I have tried everything including reinstalling the drivers and trying different computers. Can someone help?
Make sure you have the right settings checked. I believe you need to have USB debugging checked. Also when you connect there's two options to connect to your computer. Make sure you don't have the camera one checked.
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12-14-2012 08:23:36 AM
Don't know if anyone has noticed, but after the update we now have the official Swype keyboard. However, there is no voice input button. To solve this install the Swype beta Installer through their website here http://beta.swype.com/
After doing the install and entering the verification codes (2 of them) I now have beta and the speech to text works amazingly well. If this helps anyone, please give me Kudos. Thanks!
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12-15-2012 11:04:53 AM
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01-18-2013 11:39:09 PM
@jakel24 - I'm considering exchanging my Nokia Lumina 920 for this phone. Please tell me the Android 4.1.1 update doesn't reintroduce the Samsung Captivate (original Galaxy S) random power off bug. That was a nightmare!
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01-23-2013 09:49:15 AM
What enhancements does JB do for the S3's?
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04-03-2013 03:03:05 PM
I hear that the new Galaxy is supposed to be out around Oct or Nov here in the states, if that is the case I would imagine that the newest Jelly Bean would be on it. I wonder if that is why they wait, strategic move to make us want to just buy the new phone and spend more money... I do not know why AT&T is always the last to roll out an update but it is extremely irritating.
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04-04-2013 09:05:23 AM
jodi521 wrote:I hear that the new Galaxy is supposed to be out around Oct or Nov here in the states, if that is the case I would imagine that the newest Jelly Bean would be on it. I wonder if that is why they wait, strategic move to make us want to just buy the new phone and spend more money... I do not know why AT&T is always the last to roll out an update but it is extremely irritating.
The new Galaxy S4 is actually coming out in less than a month, with AT&T pre-orders starting on April 16.
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04-13-2013 09:48:27 PM
Re: So where the heck is Jellybean? ?
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04-23-2013 08:14:35 AM
21stNow wrote:It was Adobe's decision, as they don't want to be in the mobile OS market anymore. They stopped supporting their Flash Player with the new version of Android.
One of the big selling points of Android devices was their Adobe Flash compatibility. Now that flash is being phased out of convention, you won’t be able to download flash from the Play Market. That however doesn’t mean that you can’t get it.Ures can Manually install flash on thier Samsung Android Device
Re: So where the heck is Jellybean? ?
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04-23-2013 08:21:20 AM
marialion wrote:
21stNow wrote:It was Adobe's decision, as they don't want to be in the mobile OS market anymore. They stopped supporting their Flash Player with the new version of Android.
One of the big selling points of Android devices was their Adobe Flash compatibility. Now that flash is being phased out of convention, you won’t be able to download flash from the Play Market. That however doesn’t mean that you can’t get it.Ures can Manually install flash on thier Samsung Android Device
However, even if flash is installed on your phone and you use Chrome on your phone to browse the web, flash still won't work. You'll have to either use the stock Samsung browser or find a different one. I don't know which ones actually work since I rarely visit flash sites on my phone.
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04-24-2013 08:24:25 PM
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04-25-2013 06:53:07 AM
Archienj7 wrote:
And we're still waiting while Sprint released it weeks ago and the Premium Suite today. I wouldn't put much stock in what reps say, csse in point.
It's sad and pathetic that Sprint is running circles around AT&T when it comes to keeping their flagship devices updated.








