Android 4.2.1 now Pushing out to the Sprint Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Sprint has just poured more salt into the wounds of Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus owners as yet another update has begun rolling out. This time, Sprint Galaxy Nexus owners are being treated to Android 4.2.1, something Verizon customers might never see.
This latest update will bring Sprint Galaxy Nexus owners a few more goodies, including:
- Redesigned camera interface and new Photo Sphere feature (a 360-degree panorama mode)
- Notifications Shade accessible by swiping top screen edge downwards; swipe down with two
fingers to view notifications; tap the notification to expand and take action on it. - Lockscreen widgets to access certain apps without unlocking the screen; sidescroll right for
camera or left for other widgets (time and weather, gmail, etc.)
The update will be rolling out OTA (over the air) only and should push to devices in stages over a 10-21 day period. If you don’t see the update right away, sit tight and be happy you’re not a Verizon customer.
Source: Sprint
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