Waiting is tough. But in the end, it’s all worth it. You already know that HTC started pushing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean updates to its One X smarphones in October. But a few of our readers are still saying that they haven’t received the update yet. It’s important to note that the update is going to be gradual. Today, we are hearing a few unlocked HTC One X owners receiving the Jelly Bean update. The update is now making its way to devices having the CIDs 038 and 044 in India, Argentina, U.K., Russia, Dominican Republic, Peru, Brazil, and Sri Lanka. More markets will be receiving the update shortly. If you don’t know how to check the CID of your device. Just go Google Play and search for CID. The Jelly Bean update is expected to be around 364.54MB. Cheers!
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Does Google know something about the Mayan prophecy that we do not know of? Perhaps, or it could very well be an oversight or a deliberate and cheeky prank – it seems that the latest Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system update has decided to skip Christmas. Yes sir, the Daily Social reported that December has been omitted from the People app, while it remains on the calendar app and other features. The People app, as it is, remains at the center of the mobile operating system’s social experience, so if you were to take it into context, the birthdays of birthdays as well as Christmas events will not show up on folks running the latest update.
While we know that the Google Nexus S will 
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While we have yet to see the official update of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean for other older smartphones, especially those in the Galaxy range from Google (as these tend to be at the forefront of new Android updates before other devices from different manufacturers), we have already seen the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean keyboard extracted, followed by the Photo Sphere’s turn. Well, for those who do not have patience listed at the top of their list of virtues, you might be pleased to hear that core applications from Android 4.2 Jelly Bean has been leaked out for folks who are still rocking with their Galaxy Nexus smartphones.
So you own the Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000, and cannot wait to enjoy Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean. Well, we have some good news for you – it seems that N7000XXLS2 Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean for the Galaxy Note GT-N7000 has just leaked, but bear in mind that this does not seem to be the finalized version considering how it does not come with Multi-View built-in. This is so as this particular build remains in a testing phase, and it is whispered that Samsung is currently testing out N7000XXLS3 which indeed, will come with Multi-View.
We all know that the Google Nexus 4 smartphone which was manufactured by LG will more or less be the first smartphone to ship with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean on board, but what about the rest of the smartphones in the market? Sure, the 
One good thing about a device being slow to hit the market is this – they will be a whole lot more advanced in terms of specifications (or at least some) compared to the original shipping date, not to mention giving the team behind said device to sharpen up and optimize the software. The 