I read that sprint just got an ota and the next update there phone will get will be jelly bean
Any thoughts?
Verizon probably won't release the OTA Jelly Bean update for Galaxy Nexus until
December or January.
I disagree with this. I am going to say Verizon gets it first by September and sprint gets it shortly after.
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Sprint will get it first. Cause they really don't have a 4g network to really worry bout. Verizon has to get it working with both 3 and 4g. But I'm hopefully wrong with that guess cause I have the Verizon version
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ooops... the latest word seems to indicated a release date of August 15.
Keeping my fingers crossed!![]()
It would be highly irresponsible of Sprint to not test it on 4G. It's bad enough they were selling LTE phones without any LTE service. And here I could've sworn Sprint was the first widespread LTE carrier....
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Where did you hear this?
the "other" popular Android forum... but I got a warning from the mods
previously for mentioning that site's name on this forum.I'll just
say it's called Android - - c - - - . You fill in the blank.
I bought my first new BMW(5-series wagon) a few years ago. It can easily top 130mph or more,
but I haven't been able to do so, since we don't have autobahns in the US.I think BMW
should not be allowed to sell them because we don't have the roads for it. (same reason
Sprint and other carriers shouldn't be allowed to sell 4G phones when there's not 4G
network to run them on)![]()
But it's a car. If you want to max its speed, you can race them around a track. There's no such thing for phones.
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I'm betting Sprint, but only by a few weeks. JB will not even have 1% penetration by that time, so the difference wont really matter.
the "other" popular Android forum... but I got a warning from the mods
previously for mentioning that site's name on this forum.I'll just
say it's called Android - - c - - - . You fill in the blank.
We should not have to root for an ota like this rooting should just be for fun and making your phone do awesome thing while your phone already has the latest software of course.well... it matters to those of use who still have Verizon Galaxy Nexus phones
and prefer not to root/flash JB.![]()
I hope it fixes these signal issues.It matters to *some* if us. As a GN owner on VZW who prefers not to flash, I could be fine with Sprint having it first a few weeks just as long as when it comes out it's as stable as 4.0.4 was.
It's not like any if us is waiting on this ota to fix anything.
I actually looked into that... there's a racetrack near me and being the responsible citizen
that I am, I checked with my insurance first. Obviously, I knew my insurance would NOT
cover me on the racetrack. However, I was quite shocked that my auto insurance policy
had a line that specifically said if my insured vehicle had ever been used on a racetrack
for whatever reason, the police would be terminated immediately. (even if nothing happens
to the vehicle) Of course, I'm not sure how the insurance company can ever find out
unless I willingly informed them? I asked a neighbor who's a State Farm agent. (only
because my auto insurance is with another company). She explained the State Farm
has a similar policy. She's a frequent of this forum, so she explained that it was like
rooting the phones. Once the phone has been rooted, the warranty no long applies.
The phone manufacture and cell carrier can easily see that it was rooted, even if you
carefully restore it back.
Ok, WAY off topic here, but:
I've been racing cars for a LONG time (primarily drag racing, although some road course and rally). There are a few tricks to keep the pesky insurance companies from knowing you were at the race track. The biggies, are the following:
1. Remove license plates just before entering said racetrack property
2. Electrical tape over your VIN, and any Registration/Inspection stickers on your windshield.
3. Profit.