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Vendor Product Name Type OS version Fujitsu ARROWS ef FJL21 Smartphone Android 4.0.4 Fujitsu ARROWS X F-02E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Fujitsu ARROWS NX F-06E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 Fujitsu Disney Mobile on docomo F-07E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 Google Google Nexus 4 LG-E960 Smartphone Android 4.2.1 Android 4.1.1 Google Google Nexus 7 Tablet Android 4.2.1 Android 4.2.2 HTC HTC One X S7200 Smartphone Android 4.0.3 HTC HTC J butterfly HTL21 Smartphone Android 4.1.1 HTC HTC J One HTL22 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 iida（HTC） INFOBAR A02 Smartphone Android 4.1.1 KYOCERA DIGNO S KYL21 Smartphone Android 4.0.4 KYOCERA URBANO L01 Smartphone Android 4.2.2 LG Optimus G LGL21 Smartphone Android 4.0.4 LG Optimus G Pro L-04E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 LG Optimus it L-05E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX HD Smartphone Android 4.1.2 NEC MEDIAS X N-06E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 Panasonic ELUGA X P-02E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Panasonic ELUGA P P-03E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 PANTECH VEGA PTL21 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SAMSUNG Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SAMSUNG Galaxy Nexus GT-I9250 Smartphone Android 4.0.1 SAMSUNG Galaxy S4 GT-I9505 Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SAMSUNG GALAXY SII WiMAX ISW11SC Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SAMSUNG GALAXY S II LTE SC-03D Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SAMSUNG GALAXY NEXUS SC-04D Smartphone Android 4.1.1 SAMSUNG GALAXY Note SC-05D Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SAMSUNG GALAXY S4 SC-04E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SHARP ISW16SH Smartphone Android 4.0 (Aquos Phone Series) SHARP AQUOS PHONE SERIE SHL22 Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE EX SH-04E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE ZETA SH-02E Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SHARP AQUOSPHONE ZETA SH-06E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE si SH-07E Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE SERIE ISW16SH Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SHARP AQUOS PHONE SERIE SHL21 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP AQUOS PAD SHT21 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP PANTONE 6 200SH Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE Xx 203SH Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP DM014SH Smartphone Android 4.0.4 SHARP ARROWS A 201F Smartphone Android 4.1.2 SHARP ARROWS A 202F Smartphone Android 4.2.2 SHARP AQUOS PHONE Xx 206SH Smartphone Android 4.2.2 Sony Xperia™ AX SO-01E Smartphone Android 4.0 Sony Xperia™ SL LT26II Smartphone Android 4.0.4 Sony Xperia™ Z C6603 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Sony Xperia VL SOL21 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Sony Xperia(TM) UL SOL22 Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Sony Xperia AX SO-01E Smartphone Android 4.0.4 Sony Xperia Z SO-02E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 Sony XperiaTM A SO-04E Smartphone Android 4.1.2 .

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