Samsung Galaxy S3 3G version (GT-19300) has gotten a Dirty Unicorn firmware update to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop and it is pretty stable.

A lot of newer phones are having stability issues when it comes to custom ROMS, but this old guy is different. Even if it is three years old, it is keeping the younger ones at bay. It has actually been getting a lot of custom ROM and it just accepts them as it is. 

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Samsung Galaxy S3 3G version (GT-19300) was injected with a Dirty Unicorn firmware update to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. Dirty Unicorn is a newly-developed custom ROM for Android devices, International Business Times of India reported.

Samsung Galaxy S3 3G version (GT-19300) custom ROM is very stable on the device with no signs of hiccups or any other issues. The file is pegged at 197MB, designed to enhance system performance and improve the battery life of the S3.

A complete step-by-step guide has been made available through many websites.  Everything that Samsung Galaxy S3 3G version (GT-19300) users will need is completely discussed. Samsung has officially stopped the updates for the S3 device and has even recommended to use a custom ROM to have updates to their handsets.

Meanwhile, coming from another Android developer JustArchi and Monster2m, they also have created a CyanogenMod 12.1 build based on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop rooted for the Galaxy S3 device, also the GT-I9300 Android Pit revealed.

Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 CyanogenMod 12.1 is actually a work in progress, but all the major device features are functional, plus users will be having Lollipop additions like the lock screen notifications and the Material Design aesthetics. If users are interested, they can also check out the CyanogenMod Wiki entry for the GT-I9300.

Samsung Galaxy S3 is previously known as the fastest phone in the world in terms of data and command processing.

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