This one perhaps has a slight taste of the better late than never, but the WiFi Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 in Australia is now getting its Jelly Bean update. The Note 10.1 WiFi started receiving Android 4.1 in Europe — Germany more specifically — back in December, so eager Australian Note 10.1 owners have had a bit of a wait. However, the wait seems to be worth it, as the update now pushing out via Kies takes the tablet straight to Android 4.1.2 and the Premium Suite features that comes with it such as multi-window and air-view for the S-Pen.

Samsung has begun pushing out the Ice Cream Sandwich update to the Galaxy Note, with some owners reporting notifications that Android 4.0 is ready to be delivered over-the-air to their phone/tablet hybrid. The upgrade weighs in at just short of 319MB and includes the new version of TouchWiz

The Samsung Galaxy Note has many detractors, it’s a 5.3-inch smartphone-cum-tablet that has to be seen (or played with) to be believed.

There may be a group of people out there who sneer at a 4-inch screen. When presented with even a 4.5-inch screen, these people may snort in derision, turning their nose up at such a “petite” device.

It was for these remarkable individuals that the remarkably massive 5.3-inch screened Samsung Galaxy Note was designed, and it will be making its debut in the UK on November 17th. This is a bit ahead of the more ambiguous date we had previously reported on, so kudos to Samsung.