Word from South Korea is that the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update has started rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S3 customers.
Last month we saw Samsung push the Jelly Bean update out to Galaxy S3 handsets in Poland, with the Korean firm telling us the latest version of Android would be "gradually being introduced to other markets".
Apparently this South Korea update is just for the 3G model of the Galaxy S3, with a 4G compatible Android 4.1 upgrade still in the pipeline.
Still no word on rest of the world
Korean Galaxy S3 owners aren't currently able to download Jelly Bean over the air, instead being forced to plug their handset into their computer and use Samsung's hit-and-miss Kies desktop software.
There's still no word on when the likes of Britain, USA or Australia will see the latest version of Google's mobile platform hit their Galaxy S3 devices, but hopefully there's not too long to wait now.
We've contacted Samsung to find out when we may be able to expect Android 4.1 on our devices, and we'll update this article once we hear back.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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