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Daily news roundup: November 30, 2012

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A place where all of the day's news is gathered for easy reading. Kick back and see what you might have missed.

Carrier news

  • Consumer Reports rates Verizon the best carrier
  • C Spire kills unlimited data

Software news

  • Samsung Galaxy Advance to get Jelly Bean
  • Sega's Jet Set Radio come to Android
  • Star Wars Angry Birds updated again
  • Samsung and Peel make the second screen better
  • Nexus factory images updated for 4.2.1
  • A look at Android File Transfer for Mac
  • Google Navigation live in Mexico
  • And a look at Android Wireless transfer

All about devices

  • Pioneer receivers get HTC Connect support
  • Verizon's Galaxy Note 2 now on the shelves
  • A look at the new Sharp Aquos
  • Nexus 4 meets sales restrictions from eBay

Sharp Aquos 104SH smartphone with Android 4.0 to go up for sale on February 24 in Japan

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Sharp Aquos 104SH smartphone with Android 4.0 to go up for sale on February 24 in Japan

Even though some of you might be under the impression that the Galaxy Nexus was the first ever smartphone to be announced with Android 4.0 under the hood, a whole different gadget was actually supposed to be the pioneer.

I am talking about the Sharp Aquos 104SH Phone, a Japanese device unveiled last fall, but which is yet to hit the market. The 4.5-incher will finally be made available starting tomorrow, February 24, and, while it

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