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Samsung starts Galaxy Note 10.1 Jelly Bean updates in Germany

By Dave LeClair
on 8 Nov, 2012

Samsung is beginning to roll out a Jelly Bean update to Note 10.1 tablets. The updates are beginning in Germany starting today. A report from SamMobile says that the over-the-air update is rolling out gradually to German owners of the device, so if you are in Germany, you may not see the update just yet. Be patient.

Samsung Galaxy S III Mini gets a launch date in the UK

By Dave LeClair
on 1 Nov, 2012

Samsung recently announced the Galaxy S III Mini, and it was not exactly met with praise and love from the phone buying public. Still, it's based on the ultra popular Galaxy S III, so it can't be a complete failure. Well, Samsung has finally given the phone a release date in the UK. It will it the market November 8 in the UK.

OUYA dev boards arrive and Jelly Bean updates go out

By Dave LeClair
on 1 Nov, 2012

OUYA absolutely cleaned up on Kickstarter, racking up around $8.5-million in funding. Since then, they've been pretty quiet. Turns out, they've been working on upgrading the device and getting developer boards ready to go.

N2Acards to add Jelly Bean dual booting to Nook Tablet

By Dave LeClair
on 30 Oct, 2012

If you own a Nook Tablet, we have some good news for you. N2Acards is launching the ability to dual-boot Nook Tablet devices with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. They are offering two options; the ability to purchase cards with Jelly Bean installed or the ability to download it your own cards (also for a charge).

Nexus 7 tablets sold out on Google Play

By Dave LeClair
on 29 Oct, 2012

Earlier today, we reported that Office Depot was selling the 32GB version of the Nexus 7 tablet. Now, it appears as though Google has stopped selling the original 8 and 16GB versions of the tablet on Google Play. Perhaps Google is getting ready to list the new versions of the tablet on Google Play. Of course, it's also possible that they just ran out of tablets, but it seems unlikely that Google would run out of both models at the same time.

Verizon and AT&T launch preorders for Galaxy Note 2

By Dave LeClair
on 25 Oct, 2012

The gigantic Samsung Galaxy Note II is available for preorder from Verizon and AT&T starting today. The ship date for the phone is listed as November 27th for Verizon, and much sooner for AT&T. That means that in just over a month you can have your hands on your very own Note II, as long as you are a Verizon or AT&T customer.

AT&T announces Samsung Galaxy Note II available November 9, pre-orders October 25

By Dave LeClair
on 23 Oct, 2012

AT&T has just announced that they are bringing the Samsung Galaxy Note II out on November 9 of this year. AT&T also announced that they are accepting pre-orders for the highly anticipated device starting October 25. Interested buyers can place pre-orders for the phone at www.att.com/galaxynoteii.

Sony announces Jelly Bean release schedule for 2012 Xperia phones

By Dave LeClair
on 19 Oct, 2012

Sony has taken to its official blog to announce plans for releasing Jelly Bean to its phones released in 2012. The list of phones receiving the update is quite large. That being said, there might be some disappointed individuals with phones released in 2011 who will not be getting some delicious Jelly Beans on their smartphones.

Galaxy S III owners on UK’s Three network get Jelly Bean update

By Dave LeClair
on 18 Oct, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S III owners on the Three network in the UK are getting some awesome news today. They will be able to upgrade to their devices from Ice Cream Sandwich to Jelly Bean. This means that they will be able to take advantage of the awesome new features of Jelly Bean as soon as they download the new update.

Galaxy S III to get Jelly Bean “in the coming months”

By Dave LeClair
on 17 Oct, 2012

Samsung has confirmed that a Jelly Bean 4.1 update is coming to all iterations of the Galaxy S III. This sounds like fantastic news, but it's coated in some less than stellar details. When asked for a time frame, Samsung only offered that it would be "in the coming months."