The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 (LTE) is getting it’s own update after it’s Wi-Fi counterpart received the Android 4.2 earlier. The gradual rollout began a few days ago in the U.K. and some users may not be able to access the update yet according to Android Authority.

The Android 4.2 update by no means signal a major improvement but makes the much-loved Photo Sphere and Google Now available to users.

The update for Samsung Galaxy Note 8 LTE (GT-N5120) can be downloaded via Samsung’s Kies desktop software. The battery needs to be fully charge since the update is a large one.

The update for Galaxy Note 8 follows Android 4.2 updates to the Galaxy 2.8.0 and then the S2 plus, according to the blog, Tech 2.

Tech 2 reported that it has been rumored that the South Korean tech giant will skip the 4.2 update for its Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy S4 devices and instead go directly to the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update.

At the interim, Samsung is pushing its lesser-used handsets to Android 4.2 including Samsung Galaxy S2 Plus and some versions of the Galaxy Tab.

The smartphone manufacturer sees Android 4.2 to be too small a stepping stone between versions 4.1 and 4.3, observed Tech 2. The flagship devices, which has served as a boon on the bottomline of the company, the likes of Samsung Galaxy S3 and Samsung Galaxy Note 2 that will take the major step to be up-to-date.