Nexus-Jellybean ?

[EggoEspada]

As someone else pointed out, Google is most likely moving towards a yearly cycle rather than the six month cycle originally. Also, Jellybean will most likely be 5.0. There's no way to tell how big this update will be, but I remember a while back This is my next -- now known as The Verge -- reported that Jellbean or whatever they decide to call it, will be just as big of an update as ICS. All speculation of course.

[Officerpolabear]

Also another thing to point out to people who were disappointed by ICS, this is Google's first version of their OS where they merge the smartphone and tablet experience, I'm betting that they're going to hit the right marks when the next update comes.

[Poseign]

Originally Posted by Officerpolabear

Also another thing to point out to people who were disappointed by ICS, this is Google's first version of their OS where they merge the smartphone and tablet experience, I'm betting that they're going to hit the right marks when the next update comes.

Ya'll are being so hard on ICS and the Nexus both. Just like this post says, ICS is a completely new OS. When a brand new OS and a Brand new Phone come together there are bound to be some bugs. Anyone who thought that the GNex was going to be perfect right out of the box was completely kidding themselves. Software updates will come, ICS will get better, the GNex will get better.

[tropper]

Seriously jelly bean? It's jue jue bee.
Really tho ICS isn't even out for non nexus phones and speculation has the big G slated to drop the next update, it's not logical.