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Google releases full changelog for Android 4.2 update
Google has just posted a new changelog that shows all the new features and enhancements made to Android 4.2 Jellybean. Along with the lock screen widgets, redesigned clock, and quick settings in the notifications bar there are even more tweaks that have been included in the latest version of Android. Some of the lesser known updates include added tweaks to TalkBack such as the ability to enable it from the power menu, ’Gesture Mode’ to reliably navigate the UI using touch and swipe gestures in combination with speech output, and BrailleBack for full braille services. Hit the source link for the full list and let us know what changes you like most in the comments below.
Source: 4.2 JellyBean Changelog
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Google Releases Android 4.2+ Changelog
Have you gotten your Android 4.2.2 yet? Yeah a lot of people ha ve not as well. Some Nexus users have gotten the OTA from Google. Some have manually flashed it onto their Nexus device. Surprisingly I have it on my HTC One S due to the awesome developers of the Liquid Smoother team.
Anytime a new version of Android comes out, we all want to know what has changed. With Android 4.2.2, not much has. With that though, Google has decided to release the changelog for everything that has changed with Android 4.2 and beyond. They nicely put “new” in pretty red font next to everything that is…well new. So hit the link below and head over to the changelog page. Next stop…Key Lime Pie.
Google updates ‘What’s new in Android 4.2′ for the ultimate Jelly Bean changelog
As with previous updates, you can now check out Google's own complete Jelly Bean changelog for the new features of Android 4.2, all on one page. We all know about the big additions of lockscreen widgets, redesigned clock and quick settings in the notification bar, but you may have forgotten about some of the more subtle changes. We're going to be honest there were even a few small things — like some obscure networking improvements — in here that we didn't know about.
Check out the full Android 4.2 changelog at the source link below, and be sure to let us know here in the comments if you find something new or interesting that you didn't know before.
Source: Android Changelog
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Minor OTA rolling out for Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III
A small OTA update is currently rolling out for Sprint customers with the Samsung Galaxy S III. The update isn’t amazingly phenomenal by any means. The official changelog from Sprint lists just three changes.
- Misc bug fixes
- Voicemail application update
- SMS 3-digit support
The update will move your device to software versions L710VPBMA6 and is slowly being delivered across the network to S III owners. Keep an eye out for it and be sure you have a decent charge on your device before attempting to download and install.
Via Sprint
P.S. If you have been wanting an S III with Sprint, they are still on sale for new customers for just a penny through Amazon Wireless.
Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S3 receiving minor update
A new update is available for the Samsung Galaxy S3 on Sprint. The software upgrade, which brings to phone to build version L710VPBMA6, is nothing earth-shattering. The full changelog “misc bug fixes,” “voicemail application update,” and “SMS 3-digit support.”
The update is queued to start reaching handsets today. It should push over the air. As with all OTA updates expect the rollout to last days or even weeks, so if you don’t see it up front or after checking via the “About phone” menu under settings, be patient.
[via Sprint | Thanks, Andy!]
ASUS Padfone 2 Updated To Build 10.4.11.13 – Here’s The Full Changelog
Less than a month after its last firmware update (to build 10.4.9.6), ASUS’ Padfone 2 is getting another incremental bump. The Padfone 2, which we know as the turducken of the mobile world, already got Jelly Bean 4.1.1 in December, so updates hence have naturally focused on the usual performance, stability, and other enhancements. Today’s update to build 10.4.11.13 brings, among other things, new camera firmware, improved navigation, and a handful of optimizations. Here’s the full change log.
FOTA Update release note for WWE (MR5 release):
- Improved PadFone 2 & PadFone 2 Station performance and stability
- Improved 3G/Wi-Fi connection and stability
- Improved Garmin(TM) navigation system performance
- Upgraded the camera’s firmware and optimized the camera’s HDR and Automatic White Balance functions
- Optimized Launcher stability
- Support of Need for Speed (NFS) games
- Improved call volume and volume settings
- Optimized email fonts
- Optimized Contacts app performance
- Improved power management system
If you’re someone that’s toting around a Padfone 2, check for your update, or download the full firmware from ASUS below.
- ASUS PadFone 2 Updated To Build 10.4.9.6, Full ROM Download Available For WWE And RU Devices
- Padfone 2 Jelly Bean Update Rolling Out For WWE / HK Variants, Full ROMs And Changelog Available
- ASUS Padfone Build 9.20.1.22 Now Available – Brings Android 4.0.4, Better Battery Life, Improved Stability, And More
- ASUS Transformer Pad 300 Receiving OTA Update 9.4.3.30 With New Camera Firmware And Other Improvements
ASUS Padfone 2 Updated To Build 10.4.11.13 – Here’s The Full Changelog was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Falcon updated with YouTube API integration
One of our favorite Twitter clients for Android, Falcon, updated just in time for 2013 with a bunch of new features. The biggie is that Falcon now uses the fancy YouTube APIs for Android that Google introduced before Christmas, but there are also a few subtle tweaks that have been added, including a spam reporting button, a slider for setting refresh rates, and a logout button. Here's the full changelog for Falcon Pro 1.4.
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Falcon updated with YouTube API integration,
One of our favorite Twitter clients for Android, Falcon, updated just in time for 2013 with a bunch of new features. The biggie is that Falcon now uses the fancy YouTube APIs for Android that Google introduced before Christmas, but there are also a few subtle tweaks that have been added, including a spam reporting button, a slider for setting refresh rates, and a logout button. Here's the full changelog for Falcon Pro 1.4.
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Padfone 2 Jelly Bean Update Rolling Out For WWE / HK Variants, Full ROMs And Changelog Available
While I can’t say I know anyone that has a Padfone 2, if you do, and you have a WWE or Hong Kong version of the device, you can get the official update to Android 4.1 right now. You can grab the full firmware files (V10.4.5.36) here. The changelog, below.
Changelog
1. Upgraded to Android OS 4.1.1
2. Improved USB Internet Sharing to avoid disconnection
3. Improved the device’s audio quality
4. Enhanced camera’s focus and photo-quality features
5. Optimal GPS function
6. ASUS Studio image editing feature
7. PinPal, BuddyBuzz, and Floating Widget applications
8. Optimal streaming quality for playback smoothness
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- ASUS Transformer Pad 300′s Full Jelly Bean Firmware For WW (Worldwide) And TW Versions Now Available For Download
- ASUS Transformer Pad TF300′s Full Jelly Bean Firmware (US Version) Now Available For Download
- ASUS Now Pushing Jelly Bean (4.1.1) To The Transformer Pad 300 In North America
- ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 Owners Across Europe Receiving Jelly Bean OTA
Padfone 2 Jelly Bean Update Rolling Out For WWE / HK Variants, Full ROMs And Changelog Available was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Dropbox Releases Public Beta, Features UI Improvements and More
Last night, the Dropbox team released a public beta of their new 2.2.2.8 build for users to provide feedback on. Inside the beta are some UI improvements, a multiple photo delete feature, and a “favorites” feature. If you’re big into Dropbox, it’s pretty smooth. Check out the full changelog and download the beta below. Christmas [...]
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Instagram Receives Update on Android – New “Mayfair” Filter, More Facebook Sharing
Instagram’s Android app received an update this morning, one that introduced a new “Mayfair” filter and Facebook sharing to Pages. The changelog for the update also says that there are performance enhancements and bug fixes, along with support for 25 languages. Play Links: Instagram
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Apex Launcher Receives Hefty Update, Merges Changes From Android 4.2
Today, Apex Launcher got a very nice update, merging changes from Android 4.2 and a ton of other goodies. Some of the highlights are re-sizeable icons, improved theme support, new Apex actions, and a fix for some TouchWiz widget issues. To check the full changelog, see below. What’s in this version: New permissions are required [...]
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ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 Update (10.4.2.18) Rolling Out Today: Here’s The Changelog
Transformer Prime owners, you should see something extra in your digital stocking today. The 10.4.2.18 update is now rolling out (at least in the United States) ready to download and apply for stock users. Unfortunately it’s not Android 4.2, but there are a number of small yet useful tweaks to the software. Most notably, errors with the Spanish and Dutch keyboards have been patched, and the Transformer Prime can now connect to Wi-Fi access points with Chinese characters in the SSID.
A quoted text display bug in Gmail, issues with the screen saver function, and improved browser rendering are also on the list, as well as an update to the Polaris Office app included in the stock Transformer Prime 4.1 build.
- ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Receiving Update 8.6.5.13, Brings Android 3.2.1 And Other Improvements
- [Download] Transformer Pad Infinity Updated To v10.4.4.20, And Here’s The Changelog
- [Update: Gray Now In Stock] ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 Pops Up On Amazon In Multiple Colors And Capacities, Keyboard Docks Too
- ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 Receiving Update 10.4.2.17 – Here’s The Full Changelog
ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 Update (10.4.2.18) Rolling Out Today: Here’s The Changelog was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Nova Launcher Beta Updates to Version 2.0+, Contains Massive Changelog
We here at DL support third party launchers. One of our all time favorite launchers, Nova Launcher, has a beta version that received a major update over the weekend. In fact, there is such a long list of features that I will have to use a page break. Here I go. Some of the more [...]
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Google Search Receives Minor Update, Changelog Currently M.I.A.
This morning, Google Search received an update, but it must be quite minor given that Google didn’t update the changelog. The app did recently receive a big update, so we are guessing this is more of a bug fixing update or something along those lines. If you haven’t already, go grab it. Play Link Cheers ViZZiATO!
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[Changelog] What’s New In Android 4.2.1 (JOP40D)
Android 4.2.1 along with its source were released today, but outside of the December bug in the People app, it wasn’t immediately apparent whether it contained other fixes and improvements or not. The list of files touched by the Nexus 4 OTA was extensive, but now thanks to developer Al Sutton, we can confirm that most of those were probably just minor edits to bump the version number.
According to Al and his handy AOSP diff script, here are the only changes in Android 4.2.1 (4.2.1_r1) open source code compared to Android 4.2 (4.2_r1). Note: There could be other changes in closed-source components.
- Here’s What’s New In Android 4.1.2 At The Low Level [Developer Commit Logs]
- Google Announces The Android 4.1.2 Update – Being Released To AOSP Today
- Sony Xperia S No Longer An "Experimental AOSP" Device, Project Moved To GitHub
- Breaking: Android 4.2 Released To AOSP
[Changelog] What’s New In Android 4.2.1 (JOP40D) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Chrome for Android Updated, Brings Support for Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 Devices
This morning, the Chrome team pushed an update to Android devices that brings improved stability as well as support for the upcoming Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 devices. According to the changelog posted on their official Chrome Releases site, that appears to be it for now. You can grab the update from Google Play right now. Play Link [...]
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BeyondPod updated with Jelly Bean fixes and UI improvements
One of the front runners in podcast apps, BeyondPod, received a notable update in the Play Store today. The bulk of the changelog is focused on improvements in UI and usability, which is always welcome. The general player and playlist UI has received a bit of polish, with better use of gradients and shadowing to properly highlight unplayed shows. Additionally, the player notification — provided you're on Android 4.0 and above — has received a facelift, offering better playback controls. Under the hood improvements in streaming, downloading and bug fixes are also included.
While BeyondPod is powerful, it sometimes runs into a predicament, walking the line between offering a lot of functionality and being overwhelming with too many options. This update works to help with that problem, making some of the UI elements more intuitive.
More: Full changelog
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Facebook app receives photo-focused update
Facebook has been making several improvements to its app in regards to photo sharing and uploading, and this latest update continues that trend. The changelog is just three bullet points. First, photo tagging has been improved to be faster. Second, you can now choose an album when uploading photos — no more mashing everything into a "mobile uploads" album. Lastly, there is a bug fix related to photos not uploading for users with certain languages (although they're not listed).
If you're not one of the billion people using Facebook regularly (over half primarily on phones) and have yet to install the app, maybe now is the time to at least take a look. You can grab it at the Google Play Store link above.
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NPR News updated with refreshed UI, improved browsing
These holo app updates just keep coming. The NPR News app has received a very nice facelift and integrated new Android design guidelines to fit in with other popular apps on the platform. You get properly laid out search, refresh and menu buttons and an overall simple UI. The changelog also notes that its a bit easier to browse and play sound clips or whole shows right from the main screen. Above all, the app isn't over-designed, and you have to commend it on that.
As always, if you've yet to download the NPR News app, grab it at the Google Play Store link above.
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Android 4.1.2 OTA rolling out to Wi-Fi Motorola Xoom
Falling right into line with the Galaxy Nexus devices receiving an OTA, the Wi-Fi Motorola Xoom seems to be getting a 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update as well. Users in our forums are starting to report that their devices are pulling down the update and although these updates are usually on a staggered rollout, we would expect it to start showing up on all devices shortly.
We've seen the official 4.1.2 Jelly Bean changelog at this point — with most improvements coming to the Nexus 7 – but have yet to receive an official update page from Motorola. It will likely be put up once the OTA is a bit more widespread. For now, hit up the link to the forums below and share your thoughts on the new update.
Source: Android Central Forums
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Verizon Tweaks Changelog for Incredible 4G 2.17.605.2 Update, Removes Isis Support Section
Verizon announced a new update for the DROID Incredible 4G LTE last week, one that would include global roaming, their Remote Diagnostics tool, and support for Isis Mobile Wallet. In a semi-confusing move this morning, they tweaked the changelog for the update so that it no longer includes a mention of Isis. We reported last [...]
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Crackle Movies & TV updated with improved streaming support, new UI and more
Crackle is one of those apps that I've tried in the past but given the bugginess of the app, I always just gave up on. Now though, a new version has hit the scene and while the changelog is small, it packs quite a few nice additions that will hopefully make it an app myself and others actually want to keep installed on their devices. Here's what we're looking at for changes:
- Newly re-designed based on feedback from our 11 million mobile users
- Support for even more handsets and tablets
- Easier to find your favorite movies & shows
- Improved video quality
- Watch on your TV via HDMI out
Why the HDMI portion was never added before, I'll never know but it's there now and that's a good thing. The UI revamp is nice as well as it makes things a lot easier to find rather then having it all buried within the menus. I can't comment on the improved streaming but it's a welcomed addition that's for sure. Crackle has been updating their content recently as well, so now might a good a time as any to give it go if you've not done so already.
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Ice Cream Sandwich finally heads to Motorola Atrix 2 for AT&T
Ice Cream Sandwich isn’t the youngest kid in class anymore, but being on Android 4.0 sure beats being on Android 2.3. Those with the Motorola Atrix 2 on AT&T will finally be able to get with the times as the cellular operator has made Ice Cream Sandwich available over-the-air.
The changelog offered by AT&T doesn’t mention much outside of the usual Android 4.x features we’re already used to so it doesn’t appear the experience will change outside of that.
But the changes made to Android 4.0 are significant enough that you’ll feel like you have an entirely new phone. The update can be downloaded and installed over WiFi in the About Phone menu. [AT&T]
Verizon announces Ice Cream Sandwich update for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
Good news for owners of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 on Verizon’s network: the update to Ice Cream Sandwich has been approved and is ready to roll out to the slate. Users can expect Android 4.0.4 for the Galaxy Tab 7.7 to bring such features as multi-tasking and facial unlock as well as other enhancements in software version i815.LP10. The official changelog has been posted to VZW’s support site, which lists the update at a sizeable 289MB. You might want to get connected to a WiFi network before downloading. The rollout should begin shortly.
[Verizon via TalkAndroid]
ASUS Releases Changelog For Prime And Infinity Jelly Bean Update, Rolling Out In The US On September 27th And 28th Respectively
I love how fast ASUS moves. When they say an update is coming, you can rest assured that it’s coming soon. Just this morning they teased us a bit on Facebook, and ASUS rep Gary Key took to XDA to let users know that the Jelly Bean updates for the Prime and Infinity would be rolling out “within 72 hours.”
Now, this evening, they’ve published a rollout schedule and full changelog for both devices:
- Upgrade OS from Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
- Default enable System Bar Lock
- Add Multiple Photo Selection feature
- Support Connect Dock (Accessory)
- Remove Adobe Flash support
- Remove Wi-Fi Direct function support
- Remove Press Reader
It’s also noted that Press Reader, should you actually use it, will still be available in the Play Store.
Official Android Police t-shirts are now on sale, with over 25 designs to call yours.
- [Update: Within 72 Hours] ASUS: ‘We Will Soon Be Rolling Out The Android 4.1 Update For The Transformer Pad Infinity And Prime’
- ASUS Announces Its Jelly Bean Plans For Transformer Pad, Prime, And Infinity – Others Are Uncertain
- ASUS Pushing Jelly Bean To The Transformer Prime (TF201) In Sweden, No Word On Other Countries
- ASUS Transformer Pad 300′s Full Jelly Bean Firmware For WW (Worldwide) And TW Versions Now Available For Download
- [MWC 2012] ASUS Unveils The Transformer Pad Infinity (TF700T), Packs Tegra 3 Or Snapdragon S4 Under A 1920×1200 Super IPS Display
ASUS Releases Changelog For Prime And Infinity Jelly Bean Update, Rolling Out In The US On September 27th And 28th Respectively was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Android Open Kang Project’s Build 3 Released, Go Get Your Custom ROM On
Just moments ago, the AOKP team released Build 3 of their popular ROM for the consumption of the masses. A changelog is yet to be posted, but once it is, we’ll update the post. The team has added a few newly supported devices such as the crespo4g, i9100, i9100g, i9300, and toroplus. Unfortunately, users of wingray/stingray devices [...]
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AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III gets minor software update
We received a few emails from owners of the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S III letting us know they received an update of 82MB. The version is UCALH9 and it looks like this update is similar to the international one a couple of weeks ago. No changelog was released, but you should notice a new brightness slider in your notification dropdown. We’re also hearing of some VPN and enterprise security enhancements.
Thanks Jeff
iOS 6 now available to download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch (update: full changelog)
Cupertino’s newest hardware may have us purring, but Apple hasn’t left those of us with existing hardware out in the cold. iOS 6 should be appearing as an available update right now, or at least very shortly — depending on how taxed those servers get. It’ll be compatible with every iPhone since the 3GS, iPod touch 4G / 5G and this-and-last-year’s vintage of the iPad. Given the inexorable march of technology, some of the newer features won’t work on the older devices, but you can use our compatability checker to determine what new things you’ll be able to do in the next few hours.
We’ve had notes from our tipsters that the update is arriving a few minutes early (with photographic proof above), but so far we’ve had nothing here.
[Thanks, Jim]
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CM10 Downloader on Google Play – Get the Newest CM Builds Right to Your Device
For those who need the newest builds of CyanogenMod 10, go grab this from Google Play right now. What CM10 Downloader will do for you is let you know that your version is out of date and then download the newest CM nightly right then and there. Boom. Along with giving you the full changelog, [...]
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