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Android this week: Google Wallet opens; Android 4.0 grows; T-Mobiles Galaxy Note tested

▲0 Votes 0   Submitted By Frank   Android 4.0 is finally getting out on phones and tablets according to Google's dashboard. Surprisingly, the next version, Jelly Bean, is gaining adoption quickly too. Google's Wallet now supports more credit and debit cards while T-Mobile's Galaxy Note blurs the lines between smartphone and tablet. 
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