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Asus is now rolling out Android 4.2 Jelly Bean to its Transformer Pad TF300.The update is available now OTA, with other countries to follow later this month.The device will get the usual additions that come with the Android 4.2, including bug fixes, performance boost, and multiple user logins.On the feature side, folks can expect a new screensaver mode and the ability to add or disable lock screen widgets.

Starting Monday morning, Samsung will begin rolling out the Android 4.1.2 update for Galaxy Note devices.The update include following improvements:- Android 4.1.2 – Build JZO54K- Buttery Smooth Performance & Great Stability (Thanks to Project Butter)- Multi-View (Multi Windows Multitasking, same as in Note II)- Multi-View can also be disabled- Page Buddy- Notification Panel can now be customized- New Additions in Notification Panel- Smart Rotation (Screen Display adjusts to your angle of sightings)- Continues Input in Samsung Keyboard (Like Swipe or Android 4.

It was yesterday, when Android 4.2.2 has began to arrive on an assortment of Nexus devices.With the update on board, Play Store downloads now display the time left to their completion, and Android Debug Bridge security is shored-up with the addition of a whitelist.WiFi and Bluetooth tiles can be toggled by a long press in the notification Quick Settings, also, the hardware is now available to play a tone when it begins to charge wirelessly with less than 95% juice left, and uses new low battery and cord-free charging chimes for the Nexus 4.

T-Mobile has been busy trying to catch up with AT&T and Verizon in term of their 4G LTE connectivity, and now is going to launch 4G LTE connectivity.First of all, the leak shows Samsung’s Galaxy S III Mini will be called the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit and would hit the stores around March 27th to pre-paid customers.On the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S III will comes with LTE connectivity. It stated that the device will be getting the connection by March 27th or April 3rd.

Verizon has finally upgraded it's first LTE-capable smartphone to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0.4) with Sense 3.6 in tow.The update is rolling out in phases, so many owners may not experience the joys of ICS for yet a few days (or weeks) to come.

HTC Thunderbolt owners who were waiting for Verizon's blessing to update thier devices should  be happy to receive a sweet relief from Gingerbread, as Big Red's finally approved Android 4.0.4 laced with Sense 3.6 for the device and appears to be serving it up for download.In addition to increased stability and the features you've come to expect with ICS, the upgrade removes the Verizon, BlockBuster, Rhapsody, and Mobile IM apps from the smartphone.

Technically released in November 2012, the 4.7-incher Google Nexus 4 has only been up for sale off-contract via Google’s Play Store for a day or two.But now, as it so often happens in life, patience is rewarded like no other virtue, and you can get your Nexus 4, both in an 8 and 16 GB flavor, in Google’s Play Stores in Germany, Canada and the US.The unlocked versions of the phone are going for the unbelievable prices of $299/$349 and €299/€349 respectively.

Chinese guys have surprised CES visitors with their two brick-sized rugged Android smartphones.The Runbo X5, a device featuring a 1GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 MTK6577 chipset, 1GB RAM, 4GB storage, microSD expansion, a 4.3-inch 800 x 480 IPS display, an app-triggered laser pointer, an eight-megapixel main camera, a 0.3-megapixel front camera, a super loud speaker and a massive removable 3,800mAh battery.

Finally, AT&T has announced that an OTA update will be available starting today to anyone who is still using Ice Cream Sandwich, though it'll require a WiFi connection due to large file size.This is a much better situation for the vast majority of GS3 users who may not have even realized that an update was even offered to them in the first place.

Samsung Korea just unveiled some details of the upcoming Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S II.it brings a completely revamped system. One of the main changes is justified with re-partitioning of the memory system to accommodate all the changes.You should also expect improved home screens and scrolling performance. Moreover, there are new preloaded apps like Help, Google+, GTalk, Google Play Book and Google Play Move.