Galaxy S II Skyrocket users rejoice, the long-awaited Jelly Bean update for your smartphone has arrived. As it turns out Samsung has not forgotten its loyal S II users on AT&T’s network, and has just released the Android 4.1.2 update.

The phone is an AT&T exclusive and was released back in November 2011 running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Later, it got the Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich treatment and now Jelly Bean sweetness awaits you either over-the-air or via Samsung Kies.

As usual, the Jelly Bean update brings Project Butter optimizations and Google Now, along with other under-the-hood improvements.

Samsung Galaxy S II, the 4.3-inch flagship launched by Samsung back in 2011, is getting its taste of Jelly Bean.

Updates started rolling out to the GT-I9100P model which is based on the Exynos 4120 and earlier Samsung already updated the GT-I9100G version, based on a TI SoC. According to Phonearena.com, the update is massive and one of the biggest one. Keep in mind that Galaxy S II launched with Android 2.3 Gingerbread and now it will be getting the same OS as the  Galaxy S III. This will also most likely be the last update for the Galaxy S II, but having Jelly Bean on a two-year old smartphone is something to really brag about.

Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) is rolling out Google’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android 4.1 Jelly Bean mobile operating system update to Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy S II smartphone. Subscribers may download the over-the-wire update via PC using Samsung’s Simple Upgrade Tool; Windows and Mac users may also select the manufacturer’s Kies content sync and software application.

Samsung’s slow roll-out of the Android 4.0 upgrade for the Galaxy S II continues, with questions still remaining as to whether all owners will get Ice Cream Sandwich before the phone’s successor reaches the market. Latest to get Android 4.0 is Singapore, following on from European availability that began back in March.

Samsung Galaxy S II owners on O2 UK can get a taste of delicious Ice Cream Sandwich today, with the carrier confirming that Android 4.0 for the smartphone has been released. The much-anticipated update follows Samsung’s release of the generic ICS ROM earlier this month; at the time, the Korean company warned that carrier versions might take longer to arrive.

Korean based company and mobile giant Samsung distributed a press release today announcing their upcoming Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE and Galaxy S II LTE which are both coming soon apparently. That’s right folks, if you’ve been waiting for a Galaxy Tab 8.9 with 4G connectivity well your wishes will soon be granted.

Unfortunately, we U.S. customers probably won’t be seeing these LTE/GSM/WCDMA-compatible devices anytime soon, since products announced at IFA typically hit Europe first.