Google Now is one of the most innovative features Google announce with Android 4.1 Jellybean. Google now is basically a voice searching app which becomes smarter over time and is currently available on android devices running Android 4.1 and up. Since then a subsidized google search app has been released to iOS with the voice search functionality. Google has also been integrating the Google now cards with the Google search web. An now it seems like Googles next plan is to integrated the Goolge now service in to the chrome browser. This is because there is an entry in the chromium project code which is entitled show google now notifications in chrome, additionally there is also some code revisions fro creating a skeleton for goolge now for chrome implementation. This means that the project is under development and hope to see some sort of integration in the next chrome update.
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Since the Galaxy S III came out the previous Samsung flagship phone the Galaxy S II has not received any major update by Samsung. The Galaxy S II is Samsungs 2011 flagship phone and when it launched it was one of the first devices to ustilise a dual core CPU, initially it came with Android 2.3 gingerbread and since then it has received its latest update which is Android 4.0.4 ICS. Also it has been long rumored to receive the Jellybean update since Samsung confirmed the Galaxy Note I Jellybean update. Today, SamMobile go their hands of the 4.1.2 ROM for the former flagship but this ROM is still in beta stage. This update is expected to be pushed out to users in December. Source: PocketnowPlease Subscribe To Our Page, Like Our Facebook Page, Follow Our Google Plus Page And Follow Our Twitter Page
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