Vodafone Australia begins updating Nexus S with Android 4.1

Vodafone Australia has just confirmed on their blog that they will be rolling out the Android 4.1 update for the Google Nexus S starting today, July 19.

The update has been approved by Vodafone and will begin rolling out on 1:00 p.m. AEST. Hopefully, this means that the Nexus S in other regions will be getting the update shortly.

Meanwhile, they have also mentioned that the Android 4.1 update for the Galaxy Nexus is being prepared for submission to Vodafone for testing but no dates have been given as to when the update should be ready to roll out.

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Update: It seems the Android 4.1 update for the Nexus S will be delayed (hat tip to Rajesh for this info). The update apparently does not meet all the Australian regulatory requirements related to emergency calls. Vodafone will update their blog as and when the update starts rolling out again.

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Android 4.1.1 update for the Nexus S starts rolling out

After some false hopes stirred by Vodafone Australia yesterday, it seems the international Nexus S is now finally getting its Android 4.1 Jelly Bean fix.

An Android Police reader has reported receiving the 4.1.1 update on his GSM Nexus S (I9023). It's a 114.4MB update, which brings the build number to JEO03E.

If you are of the impatient sort and don't want to wait for the update to arrive over the air for your device, then you can also download the update from Google's servers and flash it manually. Just make sure you are running a stock ICS ROM and have a custom recovery software such as ClockworkMod installed. And as usual, make sure you know what you are doing or wait for the OTA update.

Here is the direct download link to Google's servers.

For more information, check the source link below.

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Vodafone Australia begins updating Nexus S with Android 4.1

Vodafone Australia has just confirmed on their blog that they will be rolling out the Android 4.1 update for the Google Nexus S starting today, July 19.

The update has been approved by Vodafone and will begin rolling out on 1:00 p.m. AEST. Hopefully, this means that the Nexus S in other regions will be getting the update shortly.

Meanwhile, they have also mentioned that the Android 4.1 update for the Galaxy Nexus is being prepared for submission to Vodafone for testing but no dates have been given as to when the update should be ready to roll out.

Source

Update: It seems the Android 4.1 update for the Nexus S will be delayed (hat tip to Rajesh for this info). The update apparently does not meet all the Australian regulatory requirements related to emergency calls. Vodafone will update their blog as and when the update starts rolling out again.

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Android 4.1.1 update for the Nexus S starts rolling out

After some false hopes by Vodafone Australia yesterday, it seems the Android 4.1, Jelly Bean update for the Nexus S has begun in the earnest and this time it's for the international market.

An Android Police reader has reported receiving the 4.1.1 update on his GSM Nexus S (I9023). It's a 114.4MB update, which brings the build number to JEO03E.

If you are the impatient sorts and don't want to wait for the update to arrive over the air for your device then you can also download the update from Google's servers and flash it manually. Just make sure you are running a stock ICS ROM and have a custom recovery software such as ClockworkMod installed. And as usual, make sure you know what you are doing or wait for the OTA update.

Here is the direct download link to Google's servers.

For more information, check the source link below.

Source

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