Google has just introduced some changes to their Android 4.2 changelog, where the full documentation on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean is now available for you to check it out in its full glory. Over here, you will be able to read all of the new features that are found in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. For starters, the magnifier when enabled, allows users to triple tap the screen to enjoy full screen magnification. Apart from that, the power menu will allow you to turn on “TalkBack,” which is an Android screenreader. Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will also deliver a spanking new camera app as well as High Dynamic Range Mode (HDR) that helps widen the exposure range, so that you can shoot photos in greater detail than ever before.
The clock itself has been redesigned, sporting both an analog and digital face, with a new share option for the new stopwatch to boot. We cannot wait to see what else Google has in store with Key Lime Pie that will most probably be announced at Google I/O later this May.
