Yesterday was a quite a day for the world of Nexus devices, with a number of them getting a shakey introduction into the world and some of them getting a glimpse of Android 4.2 and a couple of devices getting their marching orders. While the Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus have been available for quite some time now it was a wonder when they would receive the update to the 4.2 Version of Jelly Bean and it looked like yesterday was the day but, this was for manual updates only. If you’re type of person that likes to keep things clean and stock then you’ll have more than likely stayed away from this method and we can’t blame, sometimes stuff can go wrong . . . → Read More: Android 4.2 OTA Update Hitting Nexus 7 Now
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One of the coolest features included in Android 4.1 was the enhanced notifications. If an app supports the feature, you can swipe down and expand the data being shown . . . → Read More: [New App] Notification Weather Offers Current Conditions And Forecasts In Expandable Notifications Every time a new version of Android comes out we go through and find all the new features and talk about them for a bit. Today we are talking about the new Quick Settings Google has added in Android 4.2 – Jelly Bean . Now we’ve seen quick settings from manufacturers like Samsung and HTC in their respective skins, we’ve even seen some custom ROMs that are stock Android enable quick settings and toggles . . . → Read More: What’s New in Android 4.2: Quick Settings Looking for a way to create custom notifications and reminders for your Android 4.1 Jelly Bean device? Consider Notif and its four types of notifications for items like reminders, lists, passwords, and more. The free application lets users build whatever type of interactive notifications they want and even allows for on-going items so you don’t accidentally clear them. . . . → Read More: Create custom, simple notifications for Android 4.1 with Notif When Google introduced Jelly Bean at this year’s Google I/O event in San Francisco, one of the features that struck as us as really cool was Jelly Bean’s new notifications. With Jelly Bean, some applications are able to show interactive notifications and also expandable notifications that allow you to take certain actions straight from the notification bar. For now, only certain applications support expandable notifications . . . → Read More: Managing Notifications in Jelly Bean [Beginners' Guide] Samsung has finally begin delivering the long-awaited Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S3. The Polish market will be the first to receive the update, but you can already install the update using a roundabout way no matter where you are . . . → Read More: Hands-On with the Official Jelly Bean Update for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Samsung has finally gotten in the groove of releasing Jelly Bean to its latest devices, including the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon and the Galaxy S III just today. . . . → Read More: Samsung unveils Jelly Bean update roadmap Samsung has promised back at IFA that the Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S3 will come “very soon”. . . . → Read More: Samsung Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean update rollout begins in Europe While users of the Redbox movie rental service are growing in number, so were frustrations with the Redbox app for Android. An update, now available in the Google Play Store, fixes a number of issues while adding some useful features. While previous versions of the Redbox app for Android failed to include even basic sorting options, the new update brings the ability to sort by date or alphabetical order . . . → Read More: Updated Redbox app for Android brings better browsing It’s been a good day for Verizon Galaxy Nexus owners, as some of you are playing with brand new software. Sure, the wait was long, but you have to admit that Jelly Bean is worth it. We would love to hear some intial feedback as to what your favorite Jelly Bean feature is so far . . . → Read More: Friday Poll: New Jelly Bean Users, Favorite Feature so Far? |
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