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Google: We’re fine with keeping you waiting for slow Android updates
Android smartphones are not typically updated very frequently, leaving many owners to either try and update their own device, or wait for months or even years to get the latest operating system. The technical lead developer on the Android Open Source Project believes the slow update rate many Android users have had to endure is “very reasonable.” Sometimes, Jean-Baptiste Queru revealed his opinion on his Google+ page in a congratulatory post towards Sony, who recently updated its Tablet S to Android 4.
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HTC confirms One XL, One X and One S will receive Android Jelly Bean update
Following the launch of Google’s latest Android Jelly Bean firmware, major smartphone vendors have indicated that they intend to update devices to the new operating system. Today, HTC has detailed the first... Read Post
Galaxy Nexus And Nexus 7 Owners: You Can Manually Update To Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Now
Google will be delivering Android 4.2 updates to owners of its Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy 7 devices over-the-air, and likely very soon, but if you're just not able to wait, there's a way to update manually right now using firmware down... Read Post
Android this week: Nexus 7 cloned for $149; Google Edition HTC One; Chrome beta updated
If the $199 Nexus 7 is out of your budget range, a new $149 Hisense clone may be worth a look. HTC may announce a "Google Edition" HTC smartphone and Chrome beta users gain some useful new features. Read Post