Android (Rooted): CyanogenMod, our favourite Android ROM, has released a new version. The update brings the latest features in Jelly Bean (4.2) to Android phones and tablets that have been abandoned by their carrier or manufacturer.

Hallelujah! It's taken more than a year and a half for the 4.x iterations of Android (Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean) to overtake the older Gingerbread version in total users, although there's still a long way to go.

Kogan has updated its bargain-price Android tablet range, introducing new 8-inch and 10-inch models both running Android Jelly Bean. Pricing starts at $119 for the most basic version and they're on sale right now.

Android 4.2 comes with a few cool new features, one of which is a new Camera and Gallery app with a new interface and the ability to create "photospheres". Here's how to get it on a rooted, non-4.2 phone.

Google is expanding its Nexus range, adding a 10-inch tablet and a newly-updated Nexus phone to the series. Australia is amongst the handful of countries that get the devices in the first release batch. Yay!

Google updated Android to version 4.2 today. The latest version keeps the Jelly Bean name, but adds improvements including gesture-based typing, support for multiple users and actionable notifications.

Android Jelly Bean's clean interface is one of its best features. Flickr user Knight Hawk2 wanted that same experience on his desktop, and now you can have the same look and feel on your desktop too.

Optus got the Samsung Galaxy S III 4G first, but Telstra is officially joining the party. It is now accepting pre-orders for the Jelly Bean-enabled phone ahead of an October 9 release. How does it compare to Optus' deals?

Both Optus and Telstra are planning to offer Samsung's flagship Galaxy S III in a 4G variant running Android Jelly Bean. The big differences? Which colours you can buy and how soon you can get it.

Android: The predictive text keyboard in Android 4.1 ("Jelly Bean") isn't one of the big new features in Google's new smartphone system, but it's quite a nice day-to-day upgrade. If your Android is running Android 4.0, you can at least upgrade your keyboard, for free.

If you're an early adopter, you've probably already got your pre-order in for the Google Nexus 7 tablet aired at Google IO last week, but if you're not, you can be reassured that the device will be coming to select stores around the country, albiet at an inflated price.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean has some pretty cool features, but it won't be out until July for Nexus phones, probably much later for everyone else, and lots of it won't work in Australia. You can get some of Jelly Bean's best features now, though, through apps in the Play Store. Here's how.

There are lots of great new features in Android Jelly Bean. It's just a huge pity that a large majority aren't going to work in Australia when we first get our hands on a device running Android 4.1 at some point in mid-July when the Nexus 7 tablet launches here..