After Vodafone Australia pulled out the Update, The Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Nexus S has just begun rolling-out in 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.

Google Has just Updated its Play Music App with many New Features, Now you can Enjoy the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean version of Google Play Music App (v4.3.606) on your Android device. The App works on Android JellyBean 4.1, Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 and Gingerbread 2.3 devices.

Change-log for v4.3.606 :

• Now Playing queue that allows for queuing and reordering of currently playing music.

• New UI for navigation with transport controls on the action bar.

• New large album art view on Recent.

• Playlist art is now constructed from album art of songs in the playlist.

• Now Playing widget has album art and support for thumbs up.

• Harder, better, faster, stronger.

Google Play Music 4.3

Vodafone Australia, had to pull out the Nexus S Jelly Bean 4.1 after the software failed to meet the country's regulatory requirements related to emergency calls.

In a statement, Vodafone Australia said it did not know when the update would resume. However, phrasing the turn of events in that manner would indicate that there were some Google Nexus S owners in the country who were lucky enough to get the update before it was pulled. On the other hand, considering the reasons cited for the halt in the proceedings, if those that did receive the update need to make an emergency call, it would seem that their luck would have run out.

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Google Nexus S will receive their Official Android 4.1 Jelly Bean from Google Tomorrow. Currently, some of the overseas wireless carriers are teasing its customers with the inevitable arrival of the highly anticipated software update for the Google Nexus S.

Specifically, Vodafone Australia details on its site the following message:

"Approved by Vodafone, roll out by Google scheduled for 1:00pm AEST, 19th July 2012."

Meanwhile, SFR France is telling its customers this juicy morsel of news:

"However, the deployment is slightly delayed on the Nexus S! Jelly Bean should be deployed July 18, 2012!"

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Samsung Galaxy S I9000 didn't get ICS 4.0.3 Update due to hardware performance issues due to running both ICS and TouchWiz UI together. However, Galaxy S can handle Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.

A ROM delivered from the devs over at XDA-developers that runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on the Galaxy S I9000, which performs flawlessly but for a couple of minor bugs. All the hardware of the smartphone is also supported with the only two limitations being that you are unable to mount your external SD card when connected to a PC and Google Now is working but with few delays.

So if you know how to flash a ROM manually on your Galaxy S. Just kiss your warranty goodbye and follow the source link for the instructions and download required files.

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