Craving for Jelly Bean

These days android world is full of people wanting to upgrade for Jelly Bean version of the popular OS.
The mobile and tablet companies are actually struggling to provide the update to various models of devices powered by android. And the users are complaining if their devices are left out of the company's official update list.
Jelly Bean is the most famous and most awaited version of the Android OS. It makes the device run smoother than that of ICS update. Although the ICS version changed the Android world Jelly Bean is preffered better by the world.
The Manufactures get the OS codes from Google and customize it as they want on their device and push it to users but sometimes doing so takes a lot of time and that time is enough to piss the users.....
Moreova SONY is the worst company to push the update to users for NOW
SAMSUNG DONE
HTC DONE
LG DONE
MOTOROLA DONE
MICROMAX DONE
SONY NOT DONE
A company like SONY is struglling to keep it among the rulers of Android...
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