Anton D. Nagy | February 16, 2012 8:37 AM
The Samsung Galaxy Note goes by the model number GT-N7000 but the GT-I9220 is also a Samsung Galaxy Note with the difference that it is the Chinese variant of the device. This Chinese version has a leaked Ice Cream Sandwich ROM leaked.
While there were several official ICS ROMs leaked for the Samsung Galaxy S II — we even took a quick look at one — so far there were none for the 5.3-incher. A big word of warning: according to reports, the ROM is only compatible with GT-I9220 devices so don’t try it on your GT-N7000. If you have a Chinese Galaxy Note, expect an early alpha build with glitches here and there; however, the good news is that it is definitely in the works and should be landing soon for International Galaxy Notes.
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