South Korean, Polish, Swedish, and Hungarian Galaxy S II's have already been updated to Android 4.0, and the unlocked version of the phone has been upgraded in the UK, too. The key word there is "unlocked" — if you've got a UK carrier-locked variant, you might notice your phone is stubbornly stuck in heap of Gingerbread, awaiting carrier approval before getting the update. Thankfully, we've got a few details on when you can expect Ice Cream Sandwich: Three UK has confirmed that its users are receiving the update now (connect to the Kies software to do so), and O2 UK says it'll upgrade the phones in the beginning of April. Orange and Vodafone haven't given an ETA, but they have both confirmed that they're working on it, and T-Mobile UK, meanwhile, hasn't even said that it's making progress on the update. If you can't wait, you can of course (unofficially) load the ROM onto the phone yourself, or you can take a look at our hands-on with the update to see what you're missing.
ICS update for Galaxy SII is available via Kies. You'll need to connect your SII to a PC via USB cable with the Kies software installed.
— ThreeUKSupport (@ThreeUKSupport) March 20, 2012
@Nilesh_2509 Hi Nilesh, this update is due out at the start of April. Keep an eye on this feed for further info :-)
— O2 in the UK (@O2) March 21, 2012
We know you're all looking forward to the ICS update. We can confirm that it is being worked on for the Galaxy (cont) tl.gd/ghq23f
— Orange Helpers UK (@OrangeHelpers) March 21, 2012
@STotti87 ; hello, we don't receive details regarding these updates until they have been released on the network. Thank you.
— T-Mobile UK Support (@TMobileUKhelp) March 21, 2012