The Samsung Galaxy S i9000 may have gotten Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread just a couple of weeks ago, but by the looks of it Samsung is not going to stop there, as the latest version of Android 2.3.4 becomes available for the company's former flagship phone.
The official Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread update for the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S is out - well, unofficially. We are still expecting the official update but you could download and install this one right now, of course at your own risk.
The ROM is version XXJVK and works on the International Galaxy S, the Samsung I9000, Android 2.3.3 brings the API level to 10 and improves Bluetooth, graphics, media framework and speech recognition.
Here is a video that shows off the new ROM running on the Samsung I9000 Galaxy S, including a whole bunch of benchmarks.
The firmware is a leaked official ROM, but there are still risks involved in installing an unofficial, unsupported software on your phone.
If you do want to install it on your Samsung Galaxy S, you should start with these intructions and watch the step-by-step installation video. The ROM can downloaded from here (there are version with and without a boot loader). You might want to wait for the official update, it should arrive soon (or not, you never know).
Here is the video:
If you install Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread on your Samsung I9000 Galaxy S, drop us a line in the comments - do you notice any major improvements over Froyo?
