Sony Xperia T – Jellybean 4.1 update *Released*

[Abs]

Good news!

The Jellybean update for Sony Xperia T is commencing from today onwards for O2 customers

How do you get it? You'll get a notification on your device about the new software update which you can choose to install by going to Menu > Settings > About > Software Updates > Check now.

As the update has just been rolled out, you may not get this notification straight away (don't panic!) as you'll get a notification over the next few days. 

What does this update do?

• Google Now:  Google Now brings you just the right information at just the right time. Cards appear throughout the day at the moment you need them, and appear as a notification when they're important. 

• Android Beam: Android Beam is a popular NFC-based technology that lets users instantly share, just by touching two NFC-enabled phones together.

Let us know how get on and share your experiences!

Thanks, Abs

[Anonymous]

Yes it's got O2 firm ware on it, turn on splash, wallpapers and SIM provisioning etc but not too much.

[Anonymous]

I'm still not really sure if the ota update is rolling out but I'll give it a week before going the usb route.

I'm in the middle of a broadband speed optimization thing with sky so it could go off at any moment so don't want to risk a corrupt download.

Cheers                  Tom 

[Anonymous]

I've just done the ota update to v4.1.2

What's with all the white backgrounds? I've not had a propper look as yet but I hope they can be changed????

Cheers                Tom

[Anonymous]

Anybody having any issues with this?

Since the update, my OH has had her Xperia T shut down while charging several times.

[Anonymous]

I had something odd happen a couple of days after the update. I'd just sent a message and the phone restarted by itself. The message had sent and there were no error messages upon restart. It's not happened since.

I've only had the phone about 5-6 weeks so can't say if it was the update that was the cause.

Cheers             Tom

[Anonymous]

Yes, same here, shut itself down when entering a wifi password and another time when charging 😞

Google now is doing my head in already, randomly popping up when not wanted.

[Anonymous]

Not exactly sure which ones but I've uninstalled or disabled a load of the dross that gets loaded when the phone starts up. No point in having apps loading that I'm never going to use 🙂

Cheers                Tom