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@Racing H. - definitely not you! And you said you wanted jelly bean on one of my questions, how could you want something when you don't know what it is? Lol.
Mike H. - that helped a lot, and thanks!
@Racing H. - definitely not you! And you said you wanted jelly bean on one of my questions, how could you want something when you don't know what it is? Lol.
Mike H. - that helped a lot, and thanks!
A. That is very good question!
Based on this forum link [ http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/56165 ], that will come up in the "early December".
Actually, there is no information available yet about the update of the phone because it's too early to say this!
According to this link: http://www.xperiablog.net/2012/10/19/android-4-1-jelly-bean-for-2012-xperia-devices-rolling-out-from-mid-q1-2013/
"Sony Xperia devices that launched earlier this year including the Xperia S, Xperia acro S, Xperia ion, Xperia P, Xperia go and Xperia J will be upgraded to Android 4.1 in �due course�. Looks like Xperia miro, Xperia tipo, Xperia tipo dual, Xperia sola and Xperia U users are excluded.'
'The release date for Jelly Bean is later than we expected, we had always assumed it would launch later this year. Recent owners of the Sony Xperia T/TX may feel the most annoyed especially since Sony said that the handsets will be �upgraded to Android version 4.1 (Jelly Bean) following launch�. We interpret �following launch� as near enough immediately after release � certainly not four months later."
I am not exactly sure when the update will occur in Xperia U. The inclination is "no"; Xperia U won't get the Jelly Bean update. However, we will need to check the update with the phone. Depending on the type of mobile, one should refresh the device to get the update; otherwise, the update is not available yet. The updates and everything are all on company's hand!
Good luck, and have a happy Thanksgiving!
Based on this forum link [ http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/56165 ], that will come up in the "early December".
Actually, there is no information available yet about the update of the phone because it's too early to say this!
According to this link: http://www.xperiablog.net/2012/10/19/android-4-1-jelly-bean-for-2012-xperia-devices-rolling-out-from-mid-q1-2013/
"Sony Xperia devices that launched earlier this year including the Xperia S, Xperia acro S, Xperia ion, Xperia P, Xperia go and Xperia J will be upgraded to Android 4.1 in �due course�. Looks like Xperia miro, Xperia tipo, Xperia tipo dual, Xperia sola and Xperia U users are excluded.'
'The release date for Jelly Bean is later than we expected, we had always assumed it would launch later this year. Recent owners of the Sony Xperia T/TX may feel the most annoyed especially since Sony said that the handsets will be �upgraded to Android version 4.1 (Jelly Bean) following launch�. We interpret �following launch� as near enough immediately after release � certainly not four months later."
I am not exactly sure when the update will occur in Xperia U. The inclination is "no"; Xperia U won't get the Jelly Bean update. However, we will need to check the update with the phone. Depending on the type of mobile, one should refresh the device to get the update; otherwise, the update is not available yet. The updates and everything are all on company's hand!
Good luck, and have a happy Thanksgiving!
Is the Samsung Galaxy S iii good?
Q. My family and I are getting new phones, and my mom and I were looking at the Samsung Galaxy S iii, and we both like it. My friend has it also. Is it any good?
A. Well, if you compare it to the iPhones, then yes.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 is a very excellent phone itself, and that's why I'm glad I chose it over HTC One X last May 2012.
Here's my experiences:
as you can see when you had the hand-on, the phone is Very Very good looking, like right on the edge with iPhone design, but Better
The phone sometimes lag a little, but like for half a sec, and like... happen only once a day, but's that's Android phone problems, because you can see all the cool customizations it offers.
The battery life is decent, can get around a little more than a day on average usage, But the Stand By time is HORRIBLE. but as long as you charge your phone every night you should be fine.
If you ever been an iPhone user, The Google Play Store on S3 isn't as close to the Apple App Store, there're much more apps you can play with on iPhone.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 is getting as popular as the iPhone, I walk around on campus and see like everyone has it..., so should you consider if you are one of a kind person.
There's many other phone that are better coming out, like Galaxy Note 2 which available to most carriers. just for you to consider.
Overall, I would Recommend the Samsung Galaxy S3, it's a very good phone and I have it for 7 months and still love it :)
The Samsung Galaxy S3 is a very excellent phone itself, and that's why I'm glad I chose it over HTC One X last May 2012.
Here's my experiences:
as you can see when you had the hand-on, the phone is Very Very good looking, like right on the edge with iPhone design, but Better
The phone sometimes lag a little, but like for half a sec, and like... happen only once a day, but's that's Android phone problems, because you can see all the cool customizations it offers.
The battery life is decent, can get around a little more than a day on average usage, But the Stand By time is HORRIBLE. but as long as you charge your phone every night you should be fine.
If you ever been an iPhone user, The Google Play Store on S3 isn't as close to the Apple App Store, there're much more apps you can play with on iPhone.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 is getting as popular as the iPhone, I walk around on campus and see like everyone has it..., so should you consider if you are one of a kind person.
There's many other phone that are better coming out, like Galaxy Note 2 which available to most carriers. just for you to consider.
Overall, I would Recommend the Samsung Galaxy S3, it's a very good phone and I have it for 7 months and still love it :)
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