Today's been a good day for smartphone updates. In addition to the One X on AT&T and the Droid RAZR on Verizon both receiving bumps to Jelly Bean, Sprint is giving another reason to smile with an update to Android 4.1.2 for the Optimus G. Along with the usual set of improvements such as Google Now, Chrome replaces the default Android browser in this release, and users will also find improved voice search and a new camera app. Additionally, users of alternative launchers will be glad to know that system widgets can be now be installed without root access. All in all, it's high time that this top shelf smartphone made the leap into the world of Jelly Bean, so go ahead and grab the OTA update today.
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Key specs Reviews • 3 Prices Type Smartphone Operating system Android (Ice Cream Sandwich [4.0]) Screen size 4.7 inches Internal memory 16 GB Carriers (US) AT&T Dimensions 5.15 x 2.82 x 0.33 in Weight 5.19 oz Released 2012-11-02 see all specs → 9.3average user rating Reception and call quality 9.3 Display 10 Battery life 8 Camera 7.3 Ease of use 9.3 Design and form factor 9.3 Portability (size / weight) 10 Media support 9.3 Durability 10 Ecosystem (apps, accessories, etc.) 9.3Get better reviews from people who actually have this product!
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