Top Stories jelly bean
Regulars
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.
Here’s What’s New In Android 4.2
Along with a slew of new Nexus devices, Google has just announced Android 4.2, a new flavour of Jellybean. While it doesn’t merit a new name of its own, it does add quite a few neat new features. Here’s a rundown.
Rumourmodo: Is This The Next LG Nexus Phone?
We’ve already heard that the next Nexus phone will be similar to the powerful LG Optimus G, but this might be the first time we’re getting a good look at it. A gallery of photos of an LG Android phone that looks like the Optimus G and runs stock Android has popped up on XDA Developers. Could this be the next Nexus?
Asus Transformer Prime Gets Australian Jelly Bean Update
Aussie Transformer Prime owners, if you’ve been hanging out for Android 4.1, also known as “Jelly Bean”, it looks like the update was pushed through yesterday evening, so there’s nothing stopping you from installing the new version on the Tegra 3-powered tablet.
LG Announces Incredible-Looking New 4G Smartphone For Australia…With A Catch
LG this week announced that the Optimus G — a 4.7-inch, quad core smartphone with 2GB of RAM and Android Jelly Bean — would go on sale in Korea next week. The manufacturer then announced that Australia would be getting it, too. ‘Oh great!’, said I. ‘When will we get it?’, I asked. The answer took me a little by surprise.
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.
























