What is the latest Android version for Samsung Galaxy s2?
Sarah Cherry
Published Feb 16, 2026
What is the latest Android version for Samsung Galaxy s2?
Samsung Galaxy S II
| Galaxy S II in white | |
|---|---|
| Mass | 116 g (4.1 oz) (Standard) 130 g (4.6 oz) (Sprint) |
| Operating system | Original: Android 2.3 “Gingerbread” Current: Android 4.1.2 “Jelly Bean” Unofficial: Android 11 via LineageOS 18.0 by rINanDO |
How do I update the firmware on my Samsung Galaxy s2?
Select Apps
- Select Apps.
- Scroll to and select Settings.
- Scroll to and select About device.
- Select Software update.
- Select Update.
- Wait for the search to finish.
- If your phone is up to date, select OK.
- If your phone is not up to date, check the I accept all the terms above checkbox and select Confirm.
Is Samsung S2 still supported?
While the tablet was only updated to Android 7.0 Nougat, Samsung seems to have continued pushing security updates to the device over the last four years. The latest security update for the Galaxy Tab S2, according to Verizon (via Android Police), brings the Android security patches for October 2020 to the device.
Can I download Android 11?
Now, to download Android 11, jump into your phone’s Settings menu, which is the one with a cog icon. From there select System, then scroll down to Advanced, click System Update, then Check for Update. If all goes well, you should now see the option to upgrade to Android 11.
Is Samsung Tab 2 still supported?
As spotted by the folks at Android Police, Samsung is now rolling out a new security update to the Galaxy Tab S2 on Verizon. While the Galaxy Tab S7 series will receive updates through 2022, the Galaxy Tab S6 tablets will continue to get updates through 2021.
How do I force my Samsung to update?
- 1 Tap apps.
- 2 Tap Settings.
- 3 Tap About device.
- 4 Tap Download updates manually. Please note: to automatically download software updates in the future, tap the Download updates automatically switch.
Can I manually update Android?
The easiest way to update your Android is by connecting it to Wi-Fi and using the Settings app to find and trigger the update, but you may be able to use your Android’s manufacturer desktop software to force an update.
