In case you're unaware, some of the new features include white status bar icons, faster performance and smoother interface, option to select the default messaging and launcher apps, wireless printing support, a camera shortcut and full-screen album art on the lock screen, new emojis, improved landscape support in Samsung's keyboard, and, according to AT&T, the ability drag and drop apps for uninstalling (a feature you can find on every third-party launcher app.)
As always, the update will roll out in stages, so don't be too mad if it doesn't show up on your device immediately, though you can make a check in the Settings – General – About device – Software updates menu to speed things up. We'll be sure to let you know when the rollout actually starts, so keep an eye out.
