Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

HTC has launched a FAQ page addressing the concerns of its customers regarding Android Jelly bean update in its devices.

The long-awaited Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update will roll out to Sprint Galaxy S III users beginning today. The carrier announced that the upgrade on Thursday, October 25th.

Google has pushed out the Android 4.1.2 update for Nexus 7 users couple of hours ago. The main feature adopted by this 4.1.2 update is landscape orientation for the home screen launcher. I wouldn't advise you to read over the entire change-log of the update as it mainly consists of bug fixes we never knew existed.

The year of 2012 is yet to finish. But, rumors about new devices lined up for next year release are popping up every now and the. The newest of these, is about a Sony smartphone, code-named Odin. A Japanese website, named Blog of Mobile, has reported about the upcoming smartphone noticed model number of C650X and lined up for a 2013 release.

Android Jelly Bean is the latest iteration of the mobile OS by Google. It was launched only two months ago and yet, statistics now report that it has been installed on 1.2 percent of the Android devices already. Ice Cream Sandwich has seen an even bolder growth over last one month.

Motorola Mobility has been trying to woo its customers through better pricing. During an event at NYC yesterday, Motorola unveiled three devices, namely RAZR M, RAZR HD and RAZR MAXX HD. They all either have Jelly Bean or are in line for an update soon. But what about those with older Motorola phones with no Jelly Bean?

Sony launched its flagship Xperia S in March. Then the phone had been shipped to customers with outmoded software. Only the Xperia S has been updated to Android 4.0. Second was Xperia P, better than Xperia S. It is a mid-level smartphone that obviously will impress you. It was preloaded with Android 2.3. Next is Xperia U that is apparently no…

We've seen a bunch of Android devices releasing every week. People love the devices and adopts these. But, the latest version of Android devices attracted them quickly. It's because of most of the smartphone manufacturers have updated their devices to Jelly Bean. Withing a very short time, Jelly Bean has already grabbed 1% market share.

The latest Android release from Google, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, has introduced a number of new features to the mobile platform. However, it seems that the true potential of Jelly Bean is yet to be realized and there is space for many new features. A developer on the xda-developers forum has demonstrated one such feature - multi-user functionality…