Mounting evidence suggests Google is gearing up to show off the next version of the Android operating system — perhaps as early as this week.
Not much is known about Android 4.1 “Jelly Bean” beyond rumor and speculation. There have been suggestions that it will be released sometime during the second-quarter of the year, and there is speculation that Google’s Chrome browser will become the default way to browse the web.
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