As you can see in the image above, Note 2 is also listed for April 2014 Kitkat update and that did happen as per the schedule. Ofcourse the time mentioned is estimated time of Arrival, but that does lend more credibility to the list. Samsung’s KitKat update is loaded with heavy customization on top in the form of TouchWiz UI and quotidian users won’t be able to differentiate much difference after the update. The same TouchWiz customization is to be blamed for no Kitkat on Samsung Galaxy S3. Samsung says that it’s having hardtime integrating Kitkat with TouchWiz for Galaxy S3 With the arrival of Kitkat update users can expect features like immersive mode, printer support, options to select default SMS app, some changes in settings and lockscreen along with expected performance boost.
