 This is Dante Durazzo with The Verge. We're here in IFA in Berlin at Vodafone's booth looking at the Galaxy S3 on Vodafone that's running Jelly Bean Android 4.1.1. We found this Galaxy S3 running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. If we go in here, of course, it's still running Samsung's TouchWiz, but if we go into here to settings and look at the status of the device, we have Android 4.1.1, which of course is Jelly Bean, which was released back at Google I.O. or announced back at Google I.O. Otherwise, you're probably not going to notice too many changes because this is TouchWiz and Samsung has had its way with the operating system. But of course, there is Google now. If you open up the search bar, you're in here and it's in German, but, or it's not in German, but of course we are in Germany and we also have voice search, which is the two primary features in Jelly Bean. Otherwise, Jelly Bean had a lot of performance improvements like Project Butter and we can't, we've spent a little bit of time with the device here and it doesn't seem too much faster than it was on ICS when we tested it in our reviews. No word, of course, from Samsung when we can expect this officially to roll out. We've just had loose estimates, but we know it exists, of course, and here it is with Rodefa in Germany.