Last week, we dropped by a top secret location for a play with HTC’s latest top of the range smartie. And the HTC OneX+ is a doozy, being basically a One X with a faster processor, Android Jelly Bean out of the box, a better battery, and a monster 64GB of storage.
Read on for our impressions of this Samsung Galaxy S3 killer.
Got an Asus Transformer Pad? Pleased with it, but wish it boasted a few more super powers? Sure you do. Good news then, Asus is using its Jelly Bean knowhow to pump Android 4.1 into its latest tablet-turned computers, starting now. Read more
Staring at your screen, waiting for that Galaxy S3 Android update? That feel – we know it. Just yesterday we brought you a video of Jelly Bean running on Samsung’s flagship, and now we have something even better: a date for the OTA rollout. Read more
Hands up if you’ve got Samsung’s flagship device, the Galaxy S3, but desperately want it to make the jump to Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)? Yeah, that’s pretty much everyone. Well, the final version of the ROM isn’t completely cooked all the way through yet, but it has leaked out… Read more
This is pretty unexpected news. When Google unveiled Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), by far the most impressive feature was the new Siri-aping Google Voice Search. Google’s blazing fast, tailored results are mighty impressive, so we never thought the company would end up bringing the tech to the iPhone. Well you know what? We stand corrected. Read more
Ah, the T-Mobile G1. Android fans will have fond memories of the platform’s clunky, eccentric founding father. Thing is, even despite its age the G1 can pull off tricks that some of the latest in the Android family can’t. Such as? Well, running Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), for one… Read more
Sony’s proving to be among the very best phone manufacturers when it comes to Android updates. Much of the 2011 line is in the process of making the jump to Ice Cream Sandwich, which is great, but what about Jelly Bean? And what about the ill-fated Sony Xperia Play?
You may well be in luck… Read more
When is a handheld games console not a handheld games console? When, like the Wikipad, it’s too big to be taken on the train. Nintendo’s trying to enter this new space with the Wii U by letting users play serious console games at home on their own screen, but now the Wii U not the only player in the game, and Nintendo should be very worried…
