Ever since “Cupcake” Google has made a tradition of naming the versions of their mobile operating system after something sweet. When they released the follow-up to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) and called it “Jelly Bean” we weren’t’ surprised. When they released a followup to that, however, Google bumped the version by a minor point (4.1 to 4.2), but kept the name the same, referring to it as “another flavor of Jelly Bean”. It was a little odd and broke with tradition regarding their code-naming scheme, but it really wasn’t ...