Forcing Your Verizon Galaxy Nexus To Download Android Jelly Bean.

Not my typical post here, but if you are a Verizon Galaxy Nexus user like I am this update will make you fall in love with your smartphone all over again. After playing with it for the past few hours it’s obvious that Jelly Bean is bar none the best mobile operating system out there, but feel free to talk about that and more in the tech forum on DDF.

The “hack” goes like this.
1. Connect to a Wi-Fi network.
2. Go into Settings>Apps>All.
3. Scroll down to and click “Google Services Framework”
4. Click on “Force stop” and press OK.
5. Click on “Clear data” and press OK.
6. Go into Settings>About phone>System updates and you will be able to download Jelly Bean to your phone.

Post a comment if that works for you.  And Galaxy S III owners don’t fret, you’ll have Jelly Bean goodness very soon as well!

16 Responses to “Forcing Your Verizon Galaxy Nexus To Download Android Jelly Bean.”

  1. myb821 Says:
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    awesome thanks dan worked for me

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  2. rea Says:
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    “bar” none the best mobile operating system .You mean far

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  3. AsherO Says:
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    Great deal :P

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  4. joey Says:
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    Funny, I just did this last night. What differences do you see with jelly bean?

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  5. emesmamosh Says:
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    what about galaxy S II, anyway to get it?

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  6. Anonymous Says:
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    No he meant bar

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  7. Shmelly Says:
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    It took me quite a few tries to get this to work, as apparently your battery level needs to be nearly full (at least 80% IME). Once I got it downloaded I was up until 3 playing around with it. Thanks Dan!

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  8. Mike Says:
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    Not that it was supposed to, but it didnt work on my droid x2. Thank you though.

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  9. yomkippue Says:
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    Worked awsome kewl stuff

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  10. bob Says:
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    What about the galaxy s iii?

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  11. chesky Says:
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    im a galaxy s3 user, but completely ignorant of these operating system things!! what operating system am i on and what is advantages of “jellybean”

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  12. Jay Says:
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    I have a Samsung Droid Charge. Anyone know what version of the software will work on that??

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  13. Jerry Says:
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    @dan do you know when this update will be coming to the Galaxy S3? Eagerly awaiting!

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  14. sam Says:
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    will this work for droid 4??

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  15. anon Says:
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    how about evo 4g?

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  16. Oriel Says:
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    Wat about Samsung Charge older samsung can i also do this

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