official firmware update

[duratto]

Hi peeps, my gf has a samsung gt-I9000 (I presume all samsung gt-I9000 are "S") and there are some apps she would like to download but are for android 2.2 and above and she has 2.1.
Now she's not sure whether she wants to upgade her firmware but we might do that in the end. Anyway, I wonder, has samsung released an official firmware upgrade for this phone or do I need to get the unofficial one?
thanks

[pooja88]

hi...........
i want to know about this.

[pooja88]

if u know please tell me.

[shift_future6]

if u know please tell me.

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I hope you do well in your endevour and take the advice seriously as it would benefit you and save your time. And please stop spamming.

[duratto]

ahm shift_future6, sorry, I appreciate your intention to keep the forum clean, but shouldn't these comments be sent privately? I mean, I wouldn't want the whole thread to go off topic if that makes sense

[Crocodil]

ahm shift_future6, sorry, I appreciate your intention to keep the forum clean, but shouldn't these comments be sent privately? I mean, I wouldn't want the whole thread to go off topic if that makes sense

To answer your question: Yes, Galaxy S has been officially updated all the way up to Gingerbread (2.3.6) and there are unofficial Ice Cream Sandwitch roms as well. I'm affraid Samdroid.net is not the best place to look for information on I9000, you should checkout XDA Developers Forums and especially the Official Roms Collection. Please read carefully and in case of any doubts ask in the forums - in worse case you could brick the phone while flashing (but that's unlikely).

[duratto]

thanks Crocodil , I will do as you suggested.