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Lets take a bet. How long will it take Verizon to release Jelly Bean after Google's OTA in mid-July?
If you want it now more than likely you can just put it on without waiting for "Verizon".
True, it is available, but I'm waiting for more stability.
When the source is out it won't get no stabler than that and WILL be installable at that point. So in two weeks when it starts rolling out and if you know how the radios work it will be running.
It's already available and some people are running it.
Some are having a few minor issues that should be worked out soon. They had to clear cache on each reboot, wifi was having trouble, etc.
That's why I said I'll wait for more stability.
Here's a link to a "supposedly" stable version for our CDMA handsets.
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I'm running it now and loving it. It is clean and it is fast. No problems so far.
I am willing to bet that it will be December before Verizon rolls it out.
which means that this will be the only phone with the Nexus label on Verizon's network. The way that Verizon hoses up the whole experience, I doubt very much that Google would agree to let Verizon do this agian.
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I am willing to bet that it will be December before Verizon rolls it out.
which means that this will be the only phone with the Nexus label on Verizon's network. The way that Verizon hoses up the whole experience, I doubt very much that Google would agree to let Verizon do this agian.
I am willing to bet it will be in before December.