Carriers Finally Pushing Jelly Bean to LG Optimus G
I'm a big fan of the LG Optimus G, particularly the Sprint version that wields a 13MP rear camera (versus the version on AT&T, which touts an 8MP camera). It's a solid phone with high end specs, like a 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB internal storage, and a 4.7-inch True HD IPS Plus display. One of the knocks against it, however, is that it's stuck on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, or at least it was.
Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean is slowly but surely finding its way onto LG's flagship device, particularly in Canada. According to Android Geeks, the Jelly Bean update is being pushed out by three big Canadian carriers, including Bell, Rogers, and Telus. What about LG Optimus G owners who live in the U.S.?
Good news there, too. HotHardware can confirm that Sprint is finally pushing an over-the-air (OTA) update to Jelly Bean, and not a moment too soon. Sprint actually announced it would get the ball rolling a couple of weeks ago, but whoever was put in charge of hitting the "send" button must have fallen asleep at the wheel.
The big feature in Jelly Bean is the introduction of Google Now. Other enhancements include an improved Notifications area, longer battery life, smoother performance, bug fixes, and the list goes on.
Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean is slowly but surely finding its way onto LG's flagship device, particularly in Canada. According to Android Geeks, the Jelly Bean update is being pushed out by three big Canadian carriers, including Bell, Rogers, and Telus. What about LG Optimus G owners who live in the U.S.?
Good news there, too. HotHardware can confirm that Sprint is finally pushing an over-the-air (OTA) update to Jelly Bean, and not a moment too soon. Sprint actually announced it would get the ball rolling a couple of weeks ago, but whoever was put in charge of hitting the "send" button must have fallen asleep at the wheel.
The big feature in Jelly Bean is the introduction of Google Now. Other enhancements include an improved Notifications area, longer battery life, smoother performance, bug fixes, and the list goes on.
