Began the spread of Android 4.1 on the Samsung Galaxy S III

Samsung has launched Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) on its Galaxy S III smartphones in Europe.

The owners of Galaxy S III in Poland are the first in line to receive the update Jelly Bean, the distribution of which began today. Samsung confirmed the start of the update, adding that it will be “gradually introduced in other markets,” however, without any additional information about specific markets and dates. "The availability and schedule of software updates will vary depending on the requirements of the market and wireless operators."

In addition to the changes that came along with Android 4.1, Samsung updates some of its own software in the smartphone. Below is a complete list of the features of the new Samsung software:
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• Easy Mode. Users will be able to install 5 large Easy widgets on the main screen, which will provide quick and easy access to frequently used applications. Easy widgets include both 4 × 2 and 4 × 4 “layouts” of Favorite contacts, Favorite applications, Favorite settings, as well as Clock and alarm.
• Blocking Mode. Convenient mechanism that allows users to block incoming calls, notifications, alarms and LED indicators for a certain period of time.
• The pause function will be added to the camcorder, so now users can easily stop and resume recording.
• Now users, by changing the size of the player window, will be able to watch videos anywhere on the phone screen while other applications are running.

Samsung also confirmed that Jelly Bean will “appear soon” on its other devices.
Here is a complete list of these devices:

GALAXY Tab 2 7.0 and 10.1
GALAXY Note 10.1
GALAXY SII
GALAXY Note
GALAXY Tab 7.0 Plus
GALAXY S Advance
GALAXY SII LTE
GALAXY Music
GALAXY Chat
GALAXY Ace 2
GALAXY Beam
GALAXY Ace Plus
GALAXY mini II
GALAXY S DUOS