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No December in Android Jelly Bean People app?

grumpyoldbatgrumpyoldbat Posts: 3,663
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-20392386

Anyone seen this? Is it a widespread problem?

I'm considering trading in my old HTC ChaCha for a Nexus 4, so I'd like to know if this is a problem. Mind you, at the rate Google are going, December will be over before the Nexus 4 is back in stock, so it might not be an issue. :mad:

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  • SchadenfreudSchadenfreud Posts: 1,382
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    Minor glitch that will be fixed pretty quickly.
  • psionicpsionic Posts: 20,188
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    It's pretty minor in the grand scheme of things and will no doubt be patched soon. It only seems to be noticeable if adding an event like a birthday to a contact in the People app.
  • grumpyoldbatgrumpyoldbat Posts: 3,663
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    psionic wrote: »
    It's pretty minor in the grand scheme of things and will no doubt be patched soon. It only seems to be noticeable if adding an event like a birthday to a contact in the People app.

    Thanks. Is it not an issue in the main calendar part then?
  • finbaarfinbaar Posts: 4,818
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    There is an app called "Is it August". Maybe I should do one called "Is it December".
  • SkipTracerSkipTracer Posts: 2,959
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    December is a dull month anyway and its makes the year one step closer to spring.:D
  • psionicpsionic Posts: 20,188
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    grumpyoldbat wrote: »
    Thanks. Is it not an issue in the main calendar part then?

    Nope main calendar is fine.
  • grumpyoldbatgrumpyoldbat Posts: 3,663
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    psionic wrote: »
    Nope main calendar is fine.

    Cheers! Now all we need is for Google to get their finger out and tell people when they'll have some more actual stock for sale!
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 362
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    SkipTracer wrote: »
    December is a dull month anyway and its makes the year one step closer to spring.:D

    Yeah, who needs Christmas and new Years Eve, bah humbug...
  • JustinThePubJustinThePub Posts: 3,521
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    SkipTracer wrote: »
    December is a dull month anyway and its makes the year one step closer to spring.:D

    Its the month the days start getting longer :D
  • eyponeypon Posts: 345
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    Im confused this is a built in ap or some 3nd party.
  • IvanIVIvanIV Posts: 30,309
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    End of the world happens in December 2012 so why bother :p
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 13,367
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    eypon wrote: »
    Im confused this is a built in ap or some 3nd party.

    Built-in contacts app, I think.
  • finbaarfinbaar Posts: 4,818
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    IvanIV wrote: »
    End of the world happens in December 2012 so why bother :p

    No we are saved because there is no December so the world can't end.

    I must admit until my phone updated to 4.2 on Tuesday and I looked for this bug I didn't even know that you could use the People app to set dates. Still it is a bit of a slip by the checkers letting this through.
  • red_g00nerred_g00ner Posts: 817
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    How do you re-produce the problem.

    Am running JB 4.1.2, but l don't have a People app, just Contacts
  • chenkschenks Posts: 13,231
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    red_g00ner wrote: »
    How do you re-produce the problem.

    Am running JB 4.1.2, but l don't have a People app, just Contacts

    4.2 :rolleyes:
  • red_g00nerred_g00ner Posts: 817
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    chenks wrote: »
    4.2 :rolleyes:

    Doh! Am l bad
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