Samsung S Voice leaks alongside some widgets, apps and ringtones from the Galaxy S III (Samsung Galaxy S3 For S2 / Android Devices)

First Flipboard lost its Galaxy S III exclusivity and is currently available for all Androids, now S Voice and various apps and widgets from the Galaxy S III followed suit.

The credit for leaking the highly anticipated S Voice goes to XDA member PlaYOuT, who extracted it and made it available for everyone’s downloading pleasure. Soon before him, however, ithehappy went a step further and made available a couple of widgets, apps and ringtones from Samsung’s new flagship.

Now AccuWeather, GTalk, YouTube, FM Radio, a couple of digital clock widgets and S III’s ringtones are available for download from the source links below. There is also an explanation on how to run them on your device. Keep in mind your Android has to be rooted and run Ice Cream Sandwich. According to user reports, S Voice is working without hiccups, but just like us, they are not heavily impressed with Samsung’s virtual personal assistant . Follow the links below to install the leaked Galaxy S III software goodies. Thanks for the tip, anonymous

Download From Source

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1662255

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1662269

Samsung Galaxy Note finally gets the official Ice Cream Sandwich

Now we've been waiting , and waiting , and waiting  for this update to finally come. We even braved to try  a leaked ROM to see how ICS would feel like on the Note. What can we say, even the Cyanogen team managed to produce  a custom ICS ROM for the device before the manufacturer. Never mind, the important thing is that the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Samsung Galaxy Note is finally seeding to users across the world. So far there is no official statement by Samsung so the roll-out schedule is unclear. As usual with this sort of things, not everybody would get it at the same time, some regions and SIM-free devices will be first. If you don't get a notification for the update over the air (as some lucky German users ), you can also check with your Kies computer software. As evident on the screenshot, the changelog is not that long, but the bump to the latest and greatest version of Android (ok, it's 4.0.3 so maybe not ultimately the latest) is certainly worth it and brings along a number of positive changes, which are not that easy to fit in a small changelog like this.

If you get your hands on an updated device, please let us know the country and your experience with it in the comments section below.