by Derek Ross on July 10, 2012 with 6 comments
Following the publication of source code Jelly Bean yesterday, today Google has announced via his account on Google Android that Nexus 4.1.1 Jelly Bean began to roll toward the supported devices. Devices for Awesomeness Jelly Bean will be the first HSPA Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 7.
If you use an official or yakju Takju build your Nexus HSPA Galaxy, you can start checking for updates now by going to Settings> About update the system> and see if you can get the update . If you were lucky enough to hang on July 1 Nexus already, you too can start spamming your key update.
The changelog for the 4.1.1 build 7 Nexus offers some goodies such as performance and overall system responsiveness. The OTA update also adds Google Wallet. Users are also reports that access to Google through the motion of slip-up now to be much smoother and landing page Google now appears slightly faster.
When other devices Nexus get Jelly Bean? There is no official word, but the post did mention that Google's next devices to get Jelly Bean include all Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S, and Motorola Xoom. Let's all keep our fingers crossed for updates in a timely manner.
Once you get Jelly Bean, be sure to check out some of the Jelly Bean import more new features and how to install and use Google now.
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