When Google earlier announced its Nexus 7 at the Google I/O event, it was the first tablet to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Through some reliable sources, the device will now receive the latest Jelly Bean update – Android 4.2 in the next couple of weeks.
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When Google earlier announced its Nexus 7 at the Google I/O event, it was the first tablet to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Through some reliable sources, the device will now receive the latest Jelly Bean update – Android 4.2 in the next couple of weeks.
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good news to share. android is just awesome. mere cell ma gingerbread he. isko update kesy karon?
First of all you need to confirm if your handset supports the latest update of Android OS. If its allows to upgrade your phone then you can upgrade it via Over The Air Upgrade or via PC through data cable.
Welcome everyone :)
When Google earlier announced its Nexus 7 at the Google I/O event, it was the first tablet to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Through some reliable sources, the device will now receive the latest Jelly Bean update – Android 4.2 in the next couple of weeks.
Any source of this news? I doubt it, Nexus is always a mobile/tablet in which google introduces its new OS i.e. Android version. Firstly it was HTC then Samsung and now Motorola, LG and Asus as well..... But I don't know any Nexus device which receives next update by Android...
So please if you know any device in past, please let me know or provide us with source of this news of you...
When Google earlier announced its Nexus 7 at the Google I/O event, it was the first tablet to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Through some reliable sources, the device will now receive the latest Jelly Bean update – Android 4.2 in the next couple of weeks.
Any source of this news? I doubt it, Nexus is always a mobile/tablet in which google introduces its new OS i.e. Android version. Firstly it was HTC then Samsung and now Motorola, LG and Asus as well..... But I don't know any Nexus device which receives next update by Android...
So please if you know any device in past, please let me know or provide us with source of this news of you...
buddy its a confirmed news as i read it on Google's Official website. I can send you the link too if you want.. :)
When Google earlier announced its Nexus 7 at the Google I/O event, it was the first tablet to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Through some reliable sources, the device will now receive the latest Jelly Bean update – Android 4.2 in the next couple of weeks.
Any source of this news? I doubt it, Nexus is always a mobile/tablet in which google introduces its new OS i.e. Android version. Firstly it was HTC then Samsung and now Motorola, LG and Asus as well..... But I don't know any Nexus device which receives next update by Android...
So please if you know any device in past, please let me know or provide us with source of this news of you...
buddy its a confirmed news as i read it on Google's Official website. I can send you the link too if you want.. :)
yes plz share the link to all
@ Arslan Anjum- I guess I've already asked the source, so please share the link....
@ Arslan Anjum- I guess I've already asked the source, so please share the link....
Here's the link to confirm this news: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/11/01/nexus-7-android-4-2-jelly-bean-update-coming-soon/ (http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/11/01/nexus-7-android-4-2-jelly-bean-update-coming-soon/)
That's really a great news then, and thanks for the correction :) It is first time (at least in my knowledge you can say) and reason may be the only one, they released Android 4.2 after 4.1 (Jelly Bean) but did not renamed it. Android 4.2 will also called as Jelly Bean just like 4.1 was Jelly Bean...
Anyhow thanks for the link.
That's really a great news then, and thanks for the correction :) It is first time (at least in my knowledge you can say) and reason may be the only one, they released Android 4.2 after 4.1 (Jelly Bean) but did not renamed it. Android 4.2 will also called as Jelly Bean just like 4.1 was Jelly Bean...
Anyhow thanks for the link.
You're welcomed. :)