How to Install Flash On Jelly Bean Devices

The Android lovers, soon after upgrading their older sets to new Android Jelly bean, were smashed to see that it doesn’t have Flash support. Devices like Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Nexus 7, applauded for their “big-screen” mannerism have consequently turned out to be hazy if you can’t even watch movies or play popular flash games like Farmville and Mafia wars.  Not only this, but also Flash based websites show up an error on your Jelly Bean phablet mentioning that your device does not support flash. This depicts limitations to access content, having a perfect handy gadget which remains a dilemma.

How to Update Nexus 7 To Official Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean

If you are thinking to buy the Nexus 7 tablet, here’s another important reason you can consider. The fact that this tablet enables you to get Android updates relatively quicker gives it an edge over other smart phones available. This is true for the Motorola Photon 4G which cannot be upgraded to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich despite having some really appealing specifications including dual core processor with 1GB of RAM. However, the “not so new” Nexus S still has been able to support Android 4.1 Jelly Bean updates.

Google Nexus 7 vs Apple iPad Mini

Soon after the arrival of Google Nexus 7 in the market, people started to compare Apple iPad Mini and Nexus 7 in various ways. With the launch of Nexus 7 by Google, many people were concerned about its market growth and popularity in contrast with Apple's iPad Mini. Steve Jobs late CEO of Apple had estimated that the essence of a tablet PC cannot be transformed into a 7-inch device but it seems that technology is getting more advance as one may think.