Im sure the galaxy s3 is getting jelly bean, has anybody heard anything about this yet?
all im wishing for is a feature to be able to use camera from the lock screen without having to enter PIN.
PLEASE!
My Motorola Droid X got quite a few updates, including a surprise one just a few months ago. Started on Eclair, then got Froyo and Gingerbread, think it got at least 5 OTA updates over 2 years.
So what does everyone think - will Samsung strip out Googles voice search feature?
IIRC this can already be done. Place finger on the screen and turn phone to landsape and it should launch the camera.
Right at the end of that article:
"(let's not forget that the nearly two-year-old Nexus S is already signed up for an update)."
The 2GB of RAM is not needed for JB
I think Google timed this in part to stunt the thunder of the SG3. Now that Google owns Motorola, they do not want an OEM getting too big for their pants. Looks at all the talk now, "Eeeew, the SG3 has the ancient ICS, eeeeeewww!".
Nope, Google be playin' chess here and just popped their knight out on Samsung. The supply issues of making 28nm chips and now Jelly Bean and the Nexus 7 (and it's evil intentions lack of micro sd) are all part of a big game of strategy.
Apple applauds Google, since this only helps Apple. Sure, Google is also looking at iOS 6 coming out, but the media already had a standard of ICS they were comparing in a favorable light.
Added: Now that I see the trend of Nexus devices not having SD cards and low storage space (for obvious reasons), I think Google's Nexus products are balls.
BTW, ICS on the Razr ROCKS, so expect even better on the SG3. I do not like jelly beans as candy and can wait on the OS.
The rumors are Samsung will drop S-Voice for the new majel voice search. Even if they don't, there are non root ways to substitute voice search in place of s-voice.
I do not care about JB in the least. I just got the best phone on the market IMO, the S3, and its fine the way it is.
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