ASUS continues its trend of fast updates for its tablets with the newest version of Android for its highest end tablet available. Yes, the Transformer Pad Infinity is getting an update to Android 4.2, and it’s rolling out today! While the update to 4.2 isn’t huge, it does bring multi-user support for all of you who share their tablet. It also brings a… Read more
The HTC Thunderbolt has been a helluva ride for its owners. With the long awaited and really really late Ice Cream Sandwich update, the device was apparently left with bugs. That’s not exactly what the already struggling owners wanted. But luckily, Verizon hasn’t given up, and has announced another update for the device. This update is supposed to fix… Read more
Yesterday, the Sprint Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch got an update to Jelly Bean, complete with the new Nature UX. A day later, the closest brother the Epic 4G Touch ever had, the AT&T Galaxy S II, is also getting an update. This is a big reason to get excited, right? Yes and no. Unfortunately, the update doesn’t change the Android version; it’s still stuck… Read more
If you’re still hanging onto your Epic 4G Touch, Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II, we don’t blame you. It’s a beastly little device, even to this day. And it’s about to get a lot better, as Samsung and Sprint are updating the device to Jelly Bean 4.1. But it isn’t just 4.1, it’s paired with the new Nature UX from the Galaxy S III. And if it’s… Read more
The original Samsung Galaxy Note is being updated to Jelly Bean in Korea. It’s a reason to celebrate because this is far more than just an update to a new Android version, but it’s a totally different user interface. This update includes the newest Nature UX from the Galaxy Note II, along with many new features. They include Project Butter for smoother… Read more
So, the screenshot I show above isn’t actually CyanogenMod Pie, but some Paranoid Android Pie. But, beginning yesterday, March 25th, “the two patches that enable this functionality were merged” so we should see this in upcoming CM nightlies. I used Pie back when it was first implemented in PA, and loved the look of my Galaxy Nexus with an expanded… Read more
The Sony Xperia Z is receiving its first system update, and fairly quick at that. However, Sony may have every reason to be fast. Without a changelog, or issues fixed, this might be the update that delivers the sudden death fix Sony promised. Which is a very fast response on Sony’s part, if this is actually the fix. However, without official word, we… Read more
Even though Verizon killed off their Galaxy Nexus, it isn’t out of the game yet. Verizon, in a very surprising move, is releasing the official 4.2.2 update today. Many thought this would never happen, and it is very late, but at least it got here at all! The update will include everything you expect it to, like Photo Sphere, quick settings, and other… Read more
If you’re a T-Mobile Galaxy Note II owner, you’re very very lucky. You do not need to purchase a new phone to use T-Mobile’s upcoming LTE network, because yours will do just fine. T-Mobile is rolling an update out today that enables the internal LTE radios in the device, letting you take advantage of the blazing fast network that doesn’t yet exist in… Read more
Most phones are never updated more than once, if that. The fact that my Samsung Galaxy S II received updates from Gingerbread all the way up to Jelly Bean 4.1 made me really respect Samsung, and the fact that the newest update contained the Nature UX introduced on the Galaxy S III just made it all the better. Two major updates is further than most… Read more
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