My next tablet will be WiFI only. I am really tired of waiting around for updates.

After reports that the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the Motorola Xoom (WiFi) may have been delayed, it looks like everything checked out with that soak test we heard about, as Motorola has just begun pushing out the over-the-air update to users tonight.
No, these aren’t soak testers part of a secret Motorola forum. We grabbed a quick screenshot from one of our reader’s Xooms here on the west coast showing the updated JRO03H build number, along with Android 4.1.1. firmware. This makes the Xoom the first 10-inch Android tablet to receive Jelly Bean and an honorary almost-Nexus device.

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After reports that the Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean update for the Motorola Xoom (WiFi) may have been delayed, it looks like everything checked out with that soak test we heard about, as Motorola has just begun pushing out the over-the-air update to users tonight.
No, these aren’t soak testers part of a secret Motorola forum. We grabbed a quick screenshot from one of our reader’s Xooms here on the west coast showing the updated JRO03H build number, along with Android 4.1.1. firmware. This makes the Xoom the first 10-inch Android tablet to receive Jelly Bean and an honorary almost-Nexus device.

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Yes finally after months of watching the WiFi Xoom owners enjoy their ICS us 4G owners are finally getting the real McCoy! Start spamming "System > Update" tomorrow June 4th.

Looks like a select group of Xoom owner have already received their Ice Cream Sandwich update and you could see you as soon as this weekend! Or so says the Engadget tipsters

Well it did not take long for the folks over at XDA and the Xoom Forums to hack the newly released ICS On to the Xoom. I, for one, will be waiting a bit on this one since I have really started to use my tablet more often than before and am currently only interested in the "real" release from Motorola. However if you want it here you go. Just be sure to have you SBF, nandroid, and app backups all in a row before you get started. Be warned there are a few shortcomings like the camera, HDMI, and connectivity issues.

Let us hope that the real ICS is just around the corner.

Damn! What did I pay like $800? Good gravy I hate technology some days! Only at Verizon.