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We non-Jelly Bean plebeians have been envious of those with access to Android 4.1 for some time now, and a recent video from JLishere provides yet another reason to be jealous. The video, a demo of the much-anticipated Google Now , shows off just how accurate JB’s voice recognition can be – in fact, it was able to pick up on the subtle differences between words like ‘Worcester’ and ‘Wooster.’ It also exemplifies the impressive number of commands Now (in cooperation with the Knowledge Graph ) can register – from “call the Drake Hotel” to “do a barrel roll.” Enough balderdash, though – watch the 47-question demo for yourself: One last note: as JLishere notes in the video description, the demo was performed on an early build of Jelly Bean – this, in other words, should be considered a beta feature that will only get better with time. Official Android Police t-shirts are now on sale, with over 25 designs to call yours . . . → Read More: [Video] Extensive Google Now Demo Shows How Powerful It Already Is, Leaves Us Excited About Its Future