What's new in Android 4.1 Jellybean
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Google claims Jellybean is the fastest and smoothest version of Android yet
Accessibility for the disabled has improved in Jellybean thanks to options like external braille input
The Jellybean keyboard adapts to its users typing habits and will predict your messages accordingly
With Jellybean, notifications are expandable, reducing the need to open applications
Widgets will now automatically re-size when your home screens become more crowded
The Camera application now allows for instant access to the last picture snapped thanks to speed improvements
Google Now is the most powerful voice assistant for Android
Article Summary
Google has revealed the latest version of its Android OS - known as Jellybean, the newest version of Android focuses on improving system performance, as well as adding a few highly requested features to the platform. Announced alongside the Nexus 7 tablet, Jellybean is set to power the next wave of Android smartphones, and will make its way to older handsets starting this July.
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