Samsung already decided to move ahead to launch Android 4.4.4 update their Galaxy S3 in Korea. On the other hand, people at XDA find a way to install Android 4.4.4 on Galaxy S3 international version as well which is quite stable right now. Here we are showing you how to install Android 4.4.4 on your S3 with few steps.
Samsung given a statement a few months ago, expressing that they will not release the Android KitKat update for 3G devices, as the device have not adequate hardware to provide full KitKat experience. However, i thought this was regarded as a bit of garbage by a lot of people with Galaxy S3 with 1 GB of RAM of 3G version was more adequate to manage it as compared devices with 512 MB of RAM were just okay with it.
How To Install Android 4.4.4 On Galaxy S3
Rooting and installing new ROMs does have some risks, but Samsung is not encouraging this anymore and it tends to voiding the device warranty, until you really cannot pay for a new device if anything goes wrong. Just follow these steps given below very carefully, and if you are unsure, do not carry on until you are clear.
Requisites to install Android 4.4.4
- Rooted Galaxy S3 device
Install Android 4.4.4 on Galaxy S3:
- First of all install custom recovery, like TWRP Manager.
- Place the downloaded ROM on device internal memory.
- Put your device in recovery mode.
- You should completely wipe your device data such as wipe dalvik, wipe cache, format system and wipe data. If you have already earlier release along with back-to-n00t, then this is unnecessary.
- Then simply install the ROM.
- Install SuperSU as well if you haven’t install it yet.
After installing this ROM, the official KitKat ROM will not be ported to your international device anymore. Do you get it right now?
