It's understandable though, as some of the new features are pushing the hardware to its' limits and even beyond.
Nexus S will get 4.1.2 though (4.1.1 is the current)
I'm still very satisfied with the overall support my phone has gotten. Quick updates to the latest versions and completely free of the **** that clogs down many Android phones.
I'm probably never gonna get any phone that isn't a Nexus, but I don't think I'll be upgrading for at least another year. My phone is still wonderful~
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Q.Q
http://androidandme.com/2012/11/smartphones-2/google-drops-nexus-s-motorola-xoom-from-aosp-android-4-2-update-not-on-roadmap/
It's understandable though, as some of the new features are pushing the hardware to its' limits and even beyond.
Nexus S will get 4.1.2 though (4.1.1 is the current)
I'm still very satisfied with the overall support my phone has gotten. Quick updates to the latest versions and completely free of the shit that clogs down many Android phones.
I'm probably never gonna get any phone that isn't a Nexus, but I don't think I'll be upgrading for at least another year. My phone is still wonderful~[/quote]
"every now and again you come across a game that has so little emotional connection to who you are that you end up standing there, gazing at the screen and saying "I'm just pressing buttons and my life has no meaning,"" - Colin Campbell
Q.Q
http://androidandme.com/2012/11/smartphones-2/google-drops-nexus-s-motorola-xoom-from-aosp-android-4-2-update-not-on-roadmap/
It's understandable though, as some of the new features are pushing the hardware to its' limits and even beyond.
Nexus S will get 4.1.2 though (4.1.1 is the current)
I'm still very satisfied with the overall support my phone has gotten. Quick updates to the latest versions and completely free of the **** that clogs down many Android phones.
I'm probably never gonna get any phone that isn't a Nexus, but I don't think I'll be upgrading for at least another year. My phone is still wonderful~