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Samsung Galaxy Note II Hands-On: Bigger Just Got Better
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Asus Padfone Review: The Ambitious Convertible [Updated]
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Why The Nexus 7's Rubbish Display Doesn't Matter One Bit
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Nexus 7: The Full Australian Review
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The Problem With Samsung And Jelly Bean
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Why Music Apps Will Sound Better Than Ever In Android Jelly Bean
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How Android’s Multitasking Experience Could Be Even Better
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the multitasking experience on Android, and I feel like there’s still a lot to improve. I love how the thumbnails come up, but in Android 4.2.2, they made it so that the current app joined the list of “Recent Apps”. This looks great on phones and small-sized tablets, but it looks really bad on large tablets in landscape mode. Here’s how to make it better.
How Google Makes Android Understand You
It’s the future, and that being the case, you’re going to want to talk to your smartphone and have it make heads or tails of what you’re saying. Getting that to work can be a pretty tough job, however, unless your phone can learn like a human. Wired explains that’s exactly what Google’s Jelly Bean operating system does.
Motorola RAZR M Gets Jelly Bean Upgrade
Motorola’s RAZR M is a top little device, but one of its major problems was not having the latest version of Android. Motorola re-affirmed its commitment to actually give users new software today by bestowing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean onto the RAZR M.
This Week In Smartphone Software Updates: Telstra, Optus, Vodafone
Wondering when the sweet new versions of Android will land on your device? You’re in luck: each week, Gizmodo Australia will take you through all of the handset updates currently being tested on Australian networks like Vodafone, Telstra and Optus, and tell you when you can expect them on your device.
A Shocking Number Of Android Devices Still Run On Gingerbread
You’d think with all the shiny new Android phones everyone got for Christmas, most people would be running some form of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, or even 4.1 Jelly Bean if they were lucky. You’d be wrong, though. Over 47 per cent of the devices that accessed the Google Play store in the last 14 days were running some version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Gross.
Google Rolls Out Android 4.2.1 OTA Update, Fixes December Bug
The month of December is being restored to users on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean after the bug was spotted in the People app more than a week ago. The update is currently being pushed over the air to Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 devices and includes a few other bug fixes.
