Has JellyBean Been Confirmed?

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Jellybean has BEAN spotted! Supposedly. This story could have been spoofed, but under the circumstances that we have received it, we’re going to take it as being true. Plus that’s better for everyone to believe, right?

This rumor was created by Yuku Sugianto, an Android developer, who is a very trustworthy dev. Yuku is also very established in the Play Store, an engineer at Found, and has a history of submitting bugs to the Android team. Now he can very well just be a huge troll, since everything in the log can be faked, but remember he is a trustworthy guy and also if it is faked, it’s faked at a very professional level.

In the log (which is below) you can see that the phone being a Galaxy Nexus, the version being Jelly Bean, and also the model being “takju”.These seem to be the most noting information to check out. Now, the CDMA Nexus has a model named “mysid” and the GSM is “yakju”, pretty much cancelling further rumors of it being the Sprint version, since Sprint’s Nexus will also be CDMA. The rest of the “specs” do check out to be updated versions of what the latest version o Android (4.0.4) for the current versions of the Galaxy Nexus offer. Suspicions, suspicions…..

Crash Log:

Android JellyBean (no version number) spotted! I got an automatic crash report from one of my application and surprisingly the device info states JellyBean as the OS version. (Android is known to use no version number for unreleased version, e.g. Honeycomb instead of 11 or 3.0 when it was still developer preview)

From ACRA:
PHONE_MODEL=Galaxy Nexus
ANDROID_VERSION=JellyBean

Device:
BOARD=tuna
BOOTLOADER=PRIMELC03
BRAND=google
CPU_ABI=armeabi-v7a
CPU_ABI2=armeabi
DEVICE=maguro
DISPLAY=JRN12B
FINGERPRINT=google/takju/maguro:JellyBean/JRN12B/330279:user/dev-keys
HARDWARE=tuna
HOST=vpba3.mtv.corp.google.com
ID=JRN12B
IS_DEBUGGABLE=false
MANUFACTURER=samsung
MODEL=Galaxy Nexus
PRODUCT=takju (what’s this takju thing?)
RADIO=unknown
SERIAL=0149xxxxxxxxxxxx (removed by me)
TAGS=dev-keys
TIME=1334275846000 (Fri Apr 13 00:10:46 UTC 2012)
TYPE=user
UNKNOWN=unknown
USER=android-build

Another interesting thing is the location of the external storage, which is in /storage/sdcard0 instead of /mnt/sdcard.
getDataDirectory=/data
getDownloadCacheDirectory=/cache
getExternalStorageAndroidDataDir=/storage/sdcard0/Android/data
getExternalStorageDirectory=/storage/sdcard0
getExternalStorageState=mounted
getRootDirectory=/system
getSecureDataDirectory=/data
getSystemSecureDirectory=/data/system
isEncryptedFilesystemEnabled=false
isExternalStorageEmulated=true
isExternalStorageRemovable=false

 

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  • Tony

    Jellybean!? Wow! So are they just going to skip ICS? No one other than verizon ever released anything with ICS. I think that’s kind of a downer, don’t you?

    • Tony Simons

      Tony, you are mistaken, sir. Sprint is releasing the GNex and T-Mobile is getting the HTC One S (both ship with ICS).

      I do agree though. They need to focus on getting that out there to all the “any gingerbread devices should be upgradeable” devices.

    • Khaoszr

      Plus, upgrading devices is more of a manufacturer thing than a Google thing, since manufacturer’s have skins and all sorts or different specific icons/apps