Yes folks, you read that right. Android Jelly Bean was officially unveiled yesterday
 at Google I/O, and will begin rolling out to the Galaxy Nexus, Motorola
 Xoom, and other selected devices in mid July. But if you happen to have
 a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, why wait? Why not just install it now? Think 
I’m joking? Well in this video, I will show you how to install it (takes
 about 6 minutes), and will give you a walkthrough and first impressions
 of Android Jelly Bean 4.1 on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (screenshots included).
Disclaimer: This ONLY works on a rooted GSM 
GALAXY NEXUS (GSM = sim card slot). This will NOT work for the Verizon 
version! You have been warned!!!
First off, yes, you will need to be 
rooted in order to flash this build. The reason we can actually do this a
 day after the release is because Google released a preview edition of 
Android Jelly Bean to developers yesterday, which XDA member “bigxie”
 has compiled and uploaded. This version  isn’t final, but after 
installing it, I can tell you that it’s absolutely stable and will be my
 daily driver for some time to come.
First impressions: It’s fast, it’s 
snappy, the voice search is so awesome that it’s downright scary (you’ll
 see why in the video), and although it looks a lot like Ice Cream 
Sandwich, the changes are very noticeable once you look a bit closer.
So, to install this ROM, you need to follow these steps:- Download the ROM, the root xix (saves your root), and radio from here, and move it to your phone
 - Backup your apps with Titanium Backup
 - Boot into recovery
 - DO A NANDROID BACKUP FOR THE LOVE OF GOD
 - Wipe data, wipe cache, and wipe dalvic cache (full wipe) (and go to mounts and storage and format system if you want a really clean install)
 - Flash the ROM
 - Flash the root fix
 - Flash the radio
 - Reboot
 - Reinstall apps with Titanium Backup
 - Reboot into recovery, go to “advanced” and fix permissions
 - That’s it :D
 
Here is a video of how to install it, a
 walkthrough of the ROM, browsing, the amazingly awesome new voice 
search, widget tweaks, the new notification system, and a general 
overview/first impressions of Android Jelly Bean 4.1 (Youtube link here). 
I really, really, really, really like this update. Here are a few 
screenies of the market and of a few other screens that weren’t included
 in the video:







Let us know what you think in the comments below! And a big shout out to bigxie from Xda Developers for making this available!
Picture of Jellybean logo courtesy of siliconangle.com








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