Bell Samsung Galaxy S2 Official ICS Firmware Update I9100MUGLD3 Stock ROM

Canadian users of Samsung Galaxy S2 under Bell mobility carrier will be getting the official Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich. The latest update with build number IML74K.UGLD3  recently appears on Kies,  Samsung's official firmware server. Rolling out probably will start anytime from now, just ensure that  your phone's battery is fully charged and have back -up copy of all important data stored from your phone's memory, upgrading will reset your device to factory default settings. This is most likely happens from  users of Samsung Galaxy S2 international version recently, while upgrading their devices.  Just ask any assistance from Bell's support team for more details in upgrading.

Unfortunately, other Samsung Canada’s Galaxy S2 variants like Telus and Rogers, there's no sign of ICS update so far (date of this post). Rolling out an upgrade across other variants and carriers will take time, as far as I know from the start since I started out this blog and compiled all latest firmware updates for the Galaxy S2. So, don't you worry, if you don’t see it yet on your Samsung Galaxy device lately. US variants are also not updated yet, it's a lucky thing for the Bell users for they are the first in Canada can experience the new ICS tweaks.
In some cases, Rogers and Telus will also get an update when AT&T and T-Mobile USA releases a new firmware upgrade. I've been on monitoring and digging Kies server around the clock recently, but still no signs of any ICS firmware for grab.

Here's a brief details of the newest firmware upgrade for Bell's Samsung Galaxy S2.

Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100M
Country/Carrier: Canada Bell Mobility
Product Code: GT-I9100LKABMC
Latest firmware: I9100MUGLD3/I9100MBMCLD3/I9100MUGLD3/I9100MUGLD3

Build number: IML74K.UGLD3
Android version: 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich
PDA: I9100MUGLD3
CSC: I9100MBMCLD3
Phone: I9100MUGLD3
Build date: April 19,2012 15:39:18 KST

Download the original I9100MUGLD3 stock ROM, this is unmodified as it is freshly pulled from Kies for those advance users only, who currently runs their Galaxy S2 with any custom ROMs and can't upgrade anymore on Kies  or (OTA) and or wanted to return back to Bell's official factory default firmware.