Samsung Galaxy S2 tips and tricks series: Now that the S2 has been deemed end of run according to Samsung U.K., meaning it will not be receiving anymore official updates, owners of the device is dependent on the support of the development community. Below are instructions users can apply to get updates via WCCF Tech.

According to the site, the CyanogenMod team released a couple of days ago a final version of CM10.2 for AT&T Galaxy S2 SkyRocket 1727. The new build supports different variants of the Samsung Galaxy S2 including the Galaxy S2 I727. The final build from the company is based on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean ROM, which will allow owners of AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 I727 enjoy the second most recent Google mobile OS.

Like in all instances when downloading a CyanogenMod Custom Firmware, users must take caution and back-up data. WCCF Tech warns that ROM flashing can cause your device to brick and most ROMs today do avoid devices from getting bricked, it is important to heed warnings.

WCCF Tech instructs users interested having the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean ROM for Samsung Galaxy S2 to download the CM 10.2 Final-Build 4.3 Jelly Bean ROM For AT&T Galaxy S2 SkyRocket I727 [File: cm-10.2.0-skyrocket.zip], and Google Apps [File: gapps-jb-20131102-signed.zip]. Both can be found on the article about Samsung Galaxy S2 here.

Other instructions included in WCCF Tech guide to obtain the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean ROM includes connecting once AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 1727 with the PC, via USB cable. The user is also asked to download files of the mentioned build and copy it to the SD card of your handset.

Users are highly encourage to take caution in downloading such updates. Since Samsung has earlier announced that this unit is practically on end of run status, this is the best option for get further updates for the handset.