So far these apps have been reported as not working in Android 4.2 :

Stickmount

MX Player - fixed with latest update

Dice Player requires uninstall and reinstall

Kobo reader


Report the apps that you find not working and report when they are fixed.

IT Service Professional - I Just Want a Device to Be Productive

14Nov2012, Shows the Nexus 10 32 GB "Sold Out" at US Google Play. I checked constantly yesterday and the 32 GB showed "Available Soon", so obviously "Soon" came and went while I was asleep at the switch. I will not complain, because I expect to see the supply channel filled in a couple of weeks, but my real comment is that it looks as though Google has another winner with the Nexus 10. The 16 GB model is still available, so it remains to be seen if Google guessed wrong on the popularity of the 32 GB model and weighted the inventory heavily with the 16 GB model or if indeed the 32 GB is a runaway success.

If you use Tapatalk and want to create a new topic with your Nexus 7, follow these easy steps:

1. Tap "Forums" in the top menu bar

2. Drill down to your desired subject area. Note the the first two levels are reserved for forum layout, so you will have to be at the third level to reach the user access level to create a new topic.

3. Tap the three menu buttons in the right hand corner and tap "New Topic." Note if you do not see the "New Topic" option, you have not reached the user access level.

4. Enter the "Subject", then type your post, and tap "Submit."

Our forum is very supportive of the Nexus 7, without question, so let's see what the "7 Forum" thinks about the Nexus 10.

I paid $600 US for my first two tablets and then $249 for my Nexus 7. I am looking at the Samsung Windows 8 tablet priced at $599.99 in the Staples' flyer and honestly cannot see myself paying that for a tablet again, considering my satisfaction level with the Nexus 7. Certainly we give up an sdcard slot and some other features to allow Google some marketing leverage, but considering the rate that we see tablets evolving, it is much easier to accept that your buy in point was only $250, when you could be eyeing the new model in less than 12 months.

Your thoughts and comments.

The Forum Guide to Installing OTA 4.1.2 With and Without Root by S.Prime



Forcing the OTA Update (Over The Air)

You can wait for the update to be pushed to your device or you can force it by this process:

Swipe down from the top of the screen and tap the three horizontal sliders and you will be at Settings > Tap Apps > Swipe left until you reach “All” > Scroll down and tap “Google Services Framework” > Tap “Force Stop” and “Clear Data” > Tap Back twice to return to the “Settings” screen > Scroll down and tap “About tablet” > Tap “System updates” (Note your date will show Dec 1969) > Tap “Check now”

If the system shows “Up to date” return to “Google Services Framework” and repeat the stop and clear data and check for updates process again. Note the process may have to be repeated 4 times to force the update.
When the update appears you have the options to “Save for later” or “Install Now”. If you select later, returning to “About tablet” > “System updates” will display the install option again.
Note, if have previously received the OTA update notification and the install failed you can force the download of the update again with the above procedure.


Stock Nexus 7 (Not Rooted)

Wait for the OTA notification to appear or use the “Force Procedure” above and select “Install Now” and your tablet will reboot and you will note a series of text line messages describing the process and once finished you be returned to your home screen. After reboot go to Settings > About Tablet and you can verify Android version 4.1.2.

Rooted Nexus 7

Step 1

Install Voodoo OTA RootKeeper from Google Play Here and run the App to protect your root as the OTA 4.1.2 will remove root. Optionally install RootCheck Basic from Google Play Here.


Step 2

If you modified your build.prop with RomToolBox goto /sdcard/romtoolbox/build.prop-backups or wherever you have your backup located and copy the backup to \system and rename the current build.prop to build.prop[mod] and then rename the backup to build.prop. If you do not have a backup of the build.prop file, it has been reported that you can edit your current build.prop file and remove the last line “launcher.force_enable_rotation=true”. But I have not tried it, so I am asking someone to verify that removing the line will work.


Step 3

Return to “Settings” > “About tablet” > “system updates” and select “Install Now” and your tablet will reboot and you will note a series of text line messages describing the process and once finished you be returned to your home screen.

Step 4

Open VooDoo RootKeeper and select restore root. Open your SuperUser app and update the binaries or you will not have super user privileges. If you installed RootCheck Basic you can then verify root.

Then go to Settings > About Tablet and you can verify Android version 4.1.2.

Step 5 (Custom recovery option)


TWRP Recovery

Download GooManager from Google Play Here and tap the three dots in the upper right corner and tap "Install OpenRecoveryScript"

ClockworkMod Recovery

Download RomManager from Google Play Here and tap "Flash CloclworkMod Recovery"

Note that you can use either TWRP or ClockworkMod Recovery, both of which allow you to create and restore nandroid backups, but you cannot install both, as running the install for one recovery option with the other already installed will simply replace the previously installed recovery option.

Although, I have not used the "Bugless Beast" (GROUPER) ROM for the Nexus 7, I appreciate the basic guide that loociddreemr has posted in a topic discussing the OTA for 4.1.2 and thought it worthwhile to post as a guide for the "Bugless Beast ROM, hopefully this guide will, at the least, give forum members an idea of the steps involved in installing a custom ROM. My thanks to the OP (Original Poster = loociddreemr) for taking the time to make the post. Remember the usual disclaimer is that you flash ROM's at your own risk.

S.Prime


Any Thumbs Up go to loociddreemr at the original post by clicking here. He has one from me.

From the original post:

Peter Alfonso has been developing ROM's since the OG Droid days.  He was one of the very first ROM builders.  I have a lot of faith in his builds. They are EXTREMELY stable.  I actually installed his ROM this morning. Went silky smooth. 

Instruction for installing through ClockWorkMod Recovery

1. Download the ROM http://peteralfonso.net/GROUPER/ROM/JELLYBEAN/pete_grouper_ota_2012-10-10.zip
2. Make a backup of all user apps and system data with Titanium Backup.
3. Reboot into recovery. (if you have Rom Manager, there is an option for this) To boot into recovery without an app with that option, turn off the device, plug USB into any PC with or without drivers, hold volume down + power to boot into bootloader, use volume up to select recovery, press power to select.
4. Make a Nandroid backup
5. Format data and cache, format cache, go to mounts and format system, go back, go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache, go back.
6. Install zip from sd card.  go to downloads and select pete_grouper_ota_2012-10-10.zip
7. reboot

After installation you can restore all user apps and system data through Titanium.


Edit: My apologies to loociddreemr for the incorrect spelling, of their screen name in my OP.