You get Android 4.1.1 on your Nexus S
Google has officially started updating the Nexus S Jelly Bean.
Based on user feedback, Google has begun sending the Nexus S update to owners. The size of the update is 114,4 MB and it is codenamed JEO03E. The package is now available on the search giant's servers, so anyone who is impatient and can't wait for the OTA update can install the novelty at home, but then the device's warranty is at risk. Interestingly, Google has released Jelly Bean for the Nexus S, while Samsung hasn’t even released a full-fledged Ice Cream Sandwich for the hardware-equivalent Samsung Galaxy S, and they’re outright refraining from a Jelly Bean upgrade.
Based on user feedback, Google has begun sending the Nexus S update to owners. The size of the update is 114,4 MB and it is codenamed JEO03E. The package is now available on the search giant's servers, so anyone who is impatient and can't wait for the OTA update can install the novelty at home, but then the device's warranty is at risk. Interestingly, Google has released Jelly Bean for the Nexus S, while Samsung hasn’t even released a full-fledged Ice Cream Sandwich for the hardware-equivalent Samsung Galaxy S, and they’re outright refraining from a Jelly Bean upgrade.
Source: gsmarena.com
