How to remove bloatware on Google Nexus 7? Seriously, are there still bloatware on Nexus 7? It is already a very slim and clean stock Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS. Well, I use Nexus 7 as a gaming machine and Internet browsing tool. And use most of other stuffs on my smartphone. So there are several built-in applications are considered bloatware to me. For example, Currents, Earth, Email, Google+, Massager, People, Talk… Remove them might save some memory resources for better gaming.
Love to flash leaked official firmware? Here is another official Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean XXDLJ2 Firmware for Samsung Galaxy Note II that you can try. Why try leaked firmware? Well, it is loaded with new features that not available on official firmware now. Features like ink effect on lock screen, Group Cast application, customized notification panel… Note – XXDLJ2 is a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 test firmware. Only install it if you are willing to test the risk as a beta tester…
I love Android platform because you can always install custom modifications and tweaks to improve its performance. You can do so on Google Nexus 7 with latest Nexus 7 binaries for Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean (JRO03R). There are binary drivers for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS by Broadcom, Touch Panel by ELAN, Orientation Sensor by Invensense, Graphics by NVIDIA and DRM by Widevine / Google. The latest and greatest stuffs should improve performance and fix issue on Nexus 7. Do they really help? Try it out to find out…
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM on Samsung Galaxy S II? Don’t put so much hope that you will get a fully loaded official Android 4.1 Jelly Bean firmware for Samsung Galaxy S2. Mostly we can get a value pack version of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean firmware just like Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich firmware for Samsung Galaxy S. And when to release is another question. Thanks to Android platform openness and Samsung unlocked bootloader. We can enjoy Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on Samsung Galaxy S2 now. It is alpha version. So expect bugs flying around. No worry, future version will be stable and able to be used on daily basis.
Google Nexus 7 has quick start guide in the package only. As usual, you need to download Nexus 7 User Manual online by yourself. Of course, you can also get most of the help and support from Google Nexus 7 official website here. As for me, going through all the Nexus 7 User Manual is a must do. Because I don’t want to miss out any Nexus 7 and latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean features. You should too…
