Galaxy Nexus yet to receive "Jelly Bean" update!

[coasterphotos]

If you are talking about how they show up under the "all" category in my apps, it has been that way for quite a while. It was a change made to the play store a while back. Probably a year ago or so. If it still shows all your apps as actually installed after a reset, the reset didn't work right.

[1SAMSUNGFAN]

Actually jt2000 is correct I did a reset on my brothes phone trying to get JB update and all his downloaded apps were still there I thought something was wrong as well but I did it again and did the same thing and also galaxy nexus still had me on my gmail account I believe u need to remove or gmail account b4 u reset or gal nexus to delete all our apps. Not that I'm gonna do it. Just a pain in @s

[coasterphotos]

Sounds like a bug. It shouldn't do that.

[jturkey2000]

i personally like that it does that its a pain goin through all the apps youve downloaded ever to find the ones you had before

[coasterphotos]

Kind of defeats the purpose of a factory reset. Especially if it leaves data intact as well which it sounds like it does if your Google account is still set up after a reset.. Now if there is a bad app or corrupt data there isn't a simple way to reset everything.

[jturkey2000]

true

[coasterphotos]

Also the fastest way to restore apps is to log on to play.Google.com from a PC and send the apps to your phone from there. I reinstalled over 50 apps in just a few minutes. It is much easier than doing it from your phone.

[jturkey2000]

your shittin me lol. i did not know that

[nos92]

So how do you get into Google Now?    I finally got JB last night but have not been able to really explore it yet.  I remember seeing an option when it rebooted it gave me phone, google, and home or something like that.  But now when I reboot it never gives me that same option again. 

[coasterphotos]

Touch the home button and swipe up. Go into settings to configure.

[nos92]

Thank you

[bexier]

Just got Jelly Bean this morning!  now I must set up Google Now.