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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean rolling out to Galaxy Nexus, hands-on screenshot gallery

Summary: Google revealed the details of the Android 4.1 (aka Jelly Bean) update at Google I/O and yesterday they started rolling it out to HSPA+ device owners.

By Matthew Miller for Smartphones and Cell Phones | July 12, 2012 -- 13:17 GMT (06:17 PDT)

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Topics: Mobility, Android, Google, Samsung

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How will JB handle external drives?

What protocols will JB support? Can one connect an external or thumb drive or is it limited to MTP?

ajrmd
13 July, 2012 00:07

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How will JB handle external drives?

What protocols will JB support? Can one connect an external or thumb drive or is it limited to MTP?

ajrmd
13 July, 2012 00:07

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How will JB handle external drives?

What protocols will JB support? Can one connect an external or thumb drive or is it limited to MTP?

ajrmd
13 July, 2012 00:08

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google

nice app

ht tp://360mobilereview.webs.com

Jack Shepard
13 July, 2012 18:57

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Maybe...

I'm happy with ICS. Can't go to JB unless Cogs runs on it!

MichaelSchuyler
16 July, 2012 20:44

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