[access-uk] Where's my Jellybean?
- From: "Darren Brewer" <darren.m.brewer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2012 20:07:54 +0100
Hi list
I received a Galaxy Nexus on Friday and have been playing around with it on and
off since then. It arrived with version 4.02 of the operating system and after
connecting to my wi fi it informed me that a new update was available. As Steve
Nut has remarked it's very easy you just click on install and wait for the
phone to reboot and it's installed. So now I have version 4.04 (Ice cream
sandwich) However I know there is another update, but when I checked in
settings / about and did a check for updates it informed me that I have the
latest version. So where is Jellybean? Do I just have to be patient and it will
eventually come through? I know the Nexus doesn't require a custom ROM. Does
anyone else on here have a Nexus which has updated to Jellybean and did you
have to wait a while for it?
A few other queries.
I turned off the vibration feedback in the talkback settings as I don't find it
necessary. However when the phone gets turned off and back on the vibration
feedback returns. Is there a way of permantly disabling this feature.
I am currently just using talkback as my screen reader. However the browser is
completely inaccessible and does not speak anything on a webpage. Do I need to
install mobile accessibility in order to read web pages? Will Jellybean allow
webpages to be accessible using talkback?
Many thanks
Darren.
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