The owners of this year's phones from HTC that are not using the latest version of Android, keeps asking the questions about when they will get a new software…
The Ouya project, founded by Julie Uhrman is an upcoming video game console that will be built upon open-source software and will be powered by Android OS, yep, the…
Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean test ROM for HTC Legend (CyanogenMod10), currently in beta stage, not for daily usage! This is a ROM intended for somehow developers and enthusiasts, in beta…
Asus Padfone 2 with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update? Now, GSM Arena have answers to these questions directly from the official Padfone 2 presentation in Milan, Italy. According to an…
Here is one of the latest custom Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean ROMs for HTC HD2 and is coming from the user Xylograph @ XDA-developers (the ROM is based on the Paranoid Android team).
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Intel just announced that the work on their own special version of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean designed for smartphones with Medfield processors is now over. Of course, the company could…
As you know, the “legend” – HTC HD2 already has a number of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ports and what we have here is the latest MAGLDR build (boots from your SD card). The ROM is cooked by Learning Never Ends team @ XDA-Developers and is based on CyanogenMod 10.
Most of the Galaxy S3 owners are probably already wondering when they’re going to receive the update to the newest version of Android – after all the much older Galaxy Nexus already has. Well, at least according to the rumors, the beta versions of Jelly Bean for the Galaxy S3 have already passed the company’s tests and the Koreans are already working on the final version, trying to be ready for its release even before Google has officially allowed them to release it. The update is expected to become available for most users by the end of Q3 or in the beginning of Q4 this year.
The good news don’t end there, though – the Galaxy S2 is also very likely to receive the update – hardly surprising, considering what a large user-base the device still has. More to the point, though – the beta-tests of the S2’s software have also gone well and even if the company decides, for some reason, not to release the update itself, it will provide a value pack – much like the one, which was supposed to be the substitute for the original Galaxy S’ Ice Cream Sandwich update.
It seems, that Sony Ericsson's last year's Xperia smartphones aren't going to receive an (official) update to the latest version of Android - 4.1 Jelly bean. This was made…