Jelly bean

[joshxdroid]

My last Droid was rooted (no custom rom) But my Razr Maxx isn't. I would like to run a custom rom that can get back on the official update course. I heard about some that when you flashed you couldn't go back. So I know how to root. But not how to flash a custom rom.

I have also tried finding an official leak but every time I search Droid Razr Maxx with any other keywords I always get stuff about the Droid Razr Maxx hd :-\

I've been using safestrap custom recovery and this keeps your stock Rom as it is and allows you to flash to your heart's content. When you are ready to go back and say receive the jelly bean OTA. You can switch back, unroot and bam, you are back on track. I would to a lot of research on flashing roms though, because even though safestrap is a great tool, it won't stop you from screwing up your phone if you do something wrong.

Sent from my XT912 running some custom Rom.....I can't keep changing this sig

[Likwid_E]

From another thread,

go over to CrackFlasher Forums the forums have just been replaced but there are 4 jellybean roms that work very well. I am using the CM10 rom and it is my daily driver. The battery life is great, it is fast. The only problem it has is you have to turn off bluetooth if you want to answer the phone without going to an actual bluetooth. but if it is on and the phone ring you can turn it off and then answer. So I am fine with it.

[weatherlover1]

So I will probably get Jelly Bean about 6 months before I can upgrade my current phone.. Sounds about right..

[1coopgt]

It very fustrarting we have the original Razor Maxx and we cant get it. it not right! Motorola wants us to buy the new version Maxx. I Bet we dont even get it cause we should already had it instead of the new version Maxx HD......

We'll be getting Jelly bean 4.1 . If we are really lucky we may even get Jelly Bean 4.2. When I had my X it was updated twice . Updated to Froyo then Gingerbread .

So far the Maxx has been updated to ICS from Gingerbread .

[mountainbikermark]

We'll be getting Jelly bean 4.1 . If we are really lucky we may even get Jelly Bean 4.2. When I had my X it was updated twice . Updated to Froyo then Gingerbread .

So far the Maxx has been updated to ICS from Gingerbread .

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[eek88dj]

[Thank you mountainbikermark i was just giving my opinion i had nothing but trouble with Gingerbread many replacements.QUOTE=mountainbikermark;2346779]Let's not make things personal.
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[Phreaker47]

Hoping we get it. I do have the hacked Google Now installed, but I'm really most interested in "project butter". One of the continuing annoyances I experience is pressing something (any kind of shortcut or function anywhere), seeing the selection flash (indicating I did in fact press the button) and then just having it do nothing and I have to press it again... sometimes even a third time.

Does "project butter" finally eliminate that?

[1coopgt]

Hoping we get it. I do have the hacked Google Now installed, but I'm really most interested in "project butter". One of the continuing annoyances I experience is pressing something (any kind of shortcut or function anywhere), seeing the selection flash (indicating I did in fact press the button) and then just having it do nothing and I have to press it again... sometimes even a third time.

Does "project butter" finally eliminate that?

The Project butter I heard about was a firmware update for Jellybean on the Asus Transformer Infinity TF700. Supposedly the update my TF700 got yesterday is project butter. Still doesn't bring it up to 4.2 yet though . Must be people are calling a lot of updates project butter these days .

[vman411gamer]

From another thread,

Thanks. I will try this asap. Got finals this week tho so no time >.<

[skipbl92]

There have been a lot of App. updates recently, so you know Jelly Bean is coming. Hopefully Q1 of 2013, but you never know with Moto & Verizon.