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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 I have at work just got 4.0.4, while my Motorola Xoom got 4.1.1 last week. !Android
about 9 months ago from IdentiCurse at Seattle Fire Department Station 20 Ballard, Washington, United States-
ok, Motorolla has faster updates but which one performs better?
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@ytezcan The Xoom doesn't have the bloat of Samsung's skin on it; it runs vanilla Jelly Bean.
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@takeshitakenji #Xoom is the winner then. Actually Samsung is always late on firmware updates.
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I thought the GTab 10.1 was quite good, proprietary connector aside, but it has languished so long on Honeycomb. #couldabeenacontender
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@takeshitakenji awesome! Mine is still on 3.1. I hope it's an international deploy for that update
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@gabrielsaldana Wess, I went through 4.0.3 before 4.1.1, so I don't know if you'll be getting the update. You might as well try #CM10.
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@dbs My Galaxy S never went past Froyo, so I went CM7, then an AOSP ICS ROM, then I physically broke it on accident.
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@dbs Now that I have a Galaxy Nexus, I don't need to care about how bad Samsung is with updates.
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@gabrielsaldana Err, *well.
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I am still waiting for 4.1 for my Nexus S 4G
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@mohanpram The GSM Nexus S already got 4.1.
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hm... one more reason for me to take a closer look at Motorola Xoom...
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@takeshitakenji yeah, mine is CDMA. Those GSM peeps seem to be first priority
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@takeshitakenji Maybe I’ll eventually see 4.0.4 for my gtab 8.9. Then again, I’ve got to wait for at&t to get done filling it with crap…
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@mohanpram Probably because Google lets the other companies handle the CDMA version.
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@holystrange You probably want a tablet that's not over a year old, though.
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@takeshitakenji oh no doubt about it, I am sure it has to do with my carrier.
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