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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Video: Here is the Jelly Bean Easter Egg – Floating Jelly Bean Party is Go

0 Video: Here is the Jelly Bean Easter Egg – Floating Jelly Bean Party is Go

Most of the Galaxy Nexus devices laying around the Google I/O show floor are already running Jelly Bean (Android 4.1). Tim and I stopped to play with one for a minute and realized that since this is a completely new version with a new name, that it should also have a new Easter egg. Sure enough, it does. Check it out.

Google Announces Pre-Orders for Project Glass, $1500 and for I/O Attendees Only

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What many were hoping for at this year's I/O was more info and maybe even some hints on

Download: Official Jelly Bean Wallpapers – Installable App Included

Goodies time! Our buddy @kovdev grabbed the new and official Jelly Bean wallpapers and tossed them together in an installable app for you all to enjoy. If you were looking for the next beautiful wallpaper pack, this is most definitely it. Google, doin' big things in the wallpaper game.

Video: First Look at the New Google Voice Search and Google Now in Jelly Bean

Video: Quick Hands-on With the Google Nexus 7 Tablet

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If you tuned into the day 1 keynote for Google I/O, then you probably saw the unveiling of the Nexus 7 tablet. As we were making our way out of the keynote, we stumbled onto the device itself and managed to put together this quick hands-on video. While we only had all of 3 minutes with it, we definitely like the size and feel of it.

Web Version of Google Play Store Allows For Remote Uninstalls, Updates, and System App Viewing

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It appears that the web version of the Google Play store has also been included in today's I/O festivities without much of a public mention. After loading up the store this afternoon, one of our readers jumped into a section called "My Android Apps" and fell onto some treats.

If you are signed into your Google account, you can now send remote updates to your phone, uninstall them if you'd like, and even view System level apps that are installed. I tried both updating and uninstall myself, and they work just as good as the remote installs do.

Cheers Anthony!