So, read on to find out how you can manually update to the official Jelly Bean firmware on your ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T. Motorola Milestone X2: Motorola has confirmed that its Milestone X2 phone will remain on Android 2.3. HTC Merge: This HTC phone never received even a mention of Ice Cream Sandwich. With no discussion since the days of Gingerbread, a sudden jump to Jelly Bean doesn't seem likely. Motorola Defy+ MB526: Motorola has confirmed that its Defy+ MB526 phone will remain on Android 2.3. Samsung Galaxy Ace: This Samsung phone never received even a mention of Ice Cream Sandwich. With no discussion since the days of Gingerbread, a sudden jump to Jelly Bean doesn't seem likely.

Samsung Galaxy S Duos [UPDATED 9/24/12]: In a statement issued in late September, Samsung confirmed that its Galaxy S Duos phone was in line for an Android 4.1 upgrade. Thus far, however, the company has provided no estimate as to when the upgrade could occur. Toshiba Excite 7.7 [UPDATED 1/2/13]: Toshiba quietly rolled out Android 4.1 to its Excite 7.7 tablet in late December 2012. The upgrade is being delivered over-the-air to all Excite 7.7 devices. Toshiba had previously stayed mum about its plans for Jelly Bean upgrades; until the rollout began, we had no idea if or when the company would deliver the software.Motorola Cliq XT: Motorola said even Froyo "could not meet the basic performance standards required" while running on its Cliq XT device. As such, the phone is now set to remain at Android 1.5, the company has confirmed.

Note: Do not add salt to the water as it will inhibit absorption of water and will toughen the grains. HTC Magic: Like the Legend, the Magic has gotten no Gingerbread love, so an Android 4.1 upgrade is iffy at best. Motorola Milestone: The original Milestone is the international version of the original Droid, and it's in the same exact boat as its U.S. sibling: Now approaching its third birthday and having been passed over for Gingerbread and ICS, the Milestone's odds of an Android 4.1 upgrade don't look good.These devices have been officially upgraded to Android 4.1 or are currently in the process of being upgraded. (Devices that shipped with Android 4.1 preinstalled are not included.) Casio G'zOne Commando: The curiously named G'zOne Commando hasn't come up since the days of Gingerbread. With no mention of ICS, the odds of Jelly Bean sure don't look good. HTC MyTouch 4G Slide: This HTC phone never received even a mention of Ice Cream Sandwich. With no discussion since the days of Gingerbread, a sudden jump to Jelly Bean doesn't seem likely.

Sony Xperia Arc [UPDATED 10/19/12]: Sony has confirmed that its Xperia Arc phone will not be upgraded beyond its current Android 4.0 level. The company says it made the determination "after thorough evaluation." Motorola Milestone XT609: Motorola says its Milestone XT609 phone will not be upgraded beyond its current Android 2.2 level. Sony Xperia Mini [UPDATED 10/19/12]: Sony has confirmed that its Xperia Mini phone will not be upgraded beyond its current Android 4.0 level. The company says it made the determination "after thorough evaluation." Motorola Flipout: The Flipout will not receive upgrades beyond its current 2.1 level, according to Motorola.

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HTC Wildfire: The Wildfire is yet another older phone that was left behind at Froyo. There's been no official statement saying the device won't get Ice Cream Sandwich, but a jump from 2.2 to 4.1? Not the greatest odds in the world, particularly with HTC having confirmed the newer Wildfire S phone wouldn't even get ICS due to its limited hardware resources.