The revamped notification center, the updated widgets and the new natural language searches should really make a difference to end users, while the improved Android SDK and extended API support should keep developers happy. The Project Butter sounds like a great start, but it's certainly not the only trick up Jelly Bean's sleeve. With Android easily the most popular mobile OS out there, Jelly Bean's task is to solidify its lead by polishing the user experience. The list might not be too long, but Android ICS was arguably the most feature-rich platform already, so major changes were hardly required. USB audio output and HDMI multichannel audio output.Bi-Directional text and additional language support.Google Now adds automatic information feeds to your device (weather, traffic, sports, etc).Google Voice search is more intelligent than ever.Enhanced Android Beam allowing transfer of photos and video.
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Added Accessibility options with support for external Braille input.Improved keyboard behavior with with word prediction.Improved camera and gallery apps for easy photo snapping and sharing.Improved notification center with expandable and actionable notifications.Project Butter has brought smoother and faster feeling user interface.
#Jelly bean mobile full#
Here goes the full breakdown: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean changelog:
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On the contrary - the latest Android version brings a truckload of new features, and should help noticeably improve the overall user experience. Carrying the version number 4.1, the new Android Jelly Bean is supposed to come as more of a polish to Ice Cream Sandwich, than a major game changer.ĭon't think for a second though, that Jelly Bean doesn't have anything interesting to offer. Google used its I/O 2012 conference in San Francisco to unveil the latest release of Android.