[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jtsv:
Just call me Britney and slap me because Ooops I did it again...... Answered my own deli ma by flashing so many dirty gapps, pimp my rom, JustB etc..... That I got scared while going on my road trip this weekend I just went ahead and did a clean install of the rom (PA setting's, gyro, gps, etc...) and KDH Full 4.2 gapps and everything works great without any additional tweaks.

So sticking with things the way they are until any updates next week. Learned my lesson to keep track of what I flash.

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android 4.2 Jelly Bean: Features in the new firmware

November 9, 2012 | Filed under: Business | Posted by: admin

Latest update to Jelly Bean named Android 4.2 comes with many new and improved features that add to the usefulness and functioning of the OS

Google launched Jelly Bean a little more than 6 month back on the Nexus 7. Now it already launching added features on Jelly Bean, on Nexus 10 tablets and Nexus 4 phones.

While there are no noticeable improvements in smoothness or performance, users are not going to be overly concerned with that, because Jelly Bean is already quite fast and smooth, so much so that die hard fans of iOS have sung praises for it.

What Android 4.2 brings are some added features like Photo Sphere and contextual controls in the camera department. Instead of giving you a list of settings to pull down, your camera setting are right where you put you finger, so that you merely have to swipe towards one to get it. It removes clutter and makes using the camera super simple.

The panorama mode has been on Android for sometime now, and this is a feature that has come to every other phone OS, including with iOS 6, on Apple devices. Not to be left behind, Google had done one better than panorama by creating Photo Sphere. This feature allows you to take overlapping photos side by side and up and down through a 360 degree angle. When the photos are stitched together they form one photo which can then be rotated around as you would in Street View. In fact, Google said it used Street View photo technology in the Photo Sphere.

Another Look At Google Android 4.2 Photo Sphere, APK Unofficially Available

Anton D. Nagy | October 31, 2012 5:20 AM

http://pocketnow.com/2012/10/31/android-4-2-photo-sphere-demo

After we’ve seen the Android 4.2 keyboard being made available unofficially it is now time for power users who know their way around the system folder, setting permissions, and alike to grab the Photo Sphere bit.

When Google announced the LG-made Nexus 4 and the Samsung-made Nexus 10 they did so by also unveiling the next version of Android. Version 4.2, while still maintaining the “Jelly Bean” moniker, brings a couple of interesting and exciting features, like Photo Sphere, a new take on panorama imagery.

The principle is rather similar to how you currently take panorama shots on your phone. However, Photo Sphere takes it a step further by allowing you to add pictures beyond the limitations of the old “horizontal-only” panorama shots. We’ve seen it in action in a demo video on the announcement day and we can take a second look again.