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Google is now gradually starting to push the new Android 4.2 Jelly Bean system to the Galaxy Nexus users as OTA upgrades, but if you are impatient and want to be able to manually upgrade, the method here may be very useful for you. At present, Google Server has provided the GSM version of Galaxy Nexus Equipment, the latest system firmware download (temporarily does not support Verizon's LTE version), to pro

Android devices use USB cables to connect to PCs in two modes: PTP and MTP. In PTP mode, the Android device is regarded as a digital camera, which can already work properly on Ubuntu 12.04. But only the dcim and picture folders on the device can be accessed. In MTP mode, Android devices are accessed as multimedia devices, so they can access all file systems in the user space. However, this mode is not supported in Ubuntu 12.04, some steps are required for the configuration to work properly. The

Nexus is a piece of cake. I found that it has a lot of self-starting software. In my previous understanding, the auto-Start Software means boot and self-start. In fact, even if the Android device is connected to the Internet or unlocked to the desktop, these different events will lead to specific applications. Then I decisively used the 360 artifact to prohibit self-initiation. It told me that I did not obtain the root permission... So, I started to r

In a review by Anandtech, it was found that the Nexus 4 makes use of the Broadcom BCM20793 NFC controller. all previous NFC-enabled Nexus devices (Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus Q and Nexus 7