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The mobile phone, or cell phone, or smartphone as we now tend to call it, has come a long way since its invention. To celebrate its 20th anniversary Japanese communications company NTT DoCoMo put together an actual display, illustrating the the evolution of its phone line.

While you probably can't go see the physical installment, you can see this picture. Sure, it doesn't show every phone ever made by everyone and rather just the ones by DoCoMo, it still gives you a great look into the evolution of the device as whole, where it came from, and where it is now. Take a look. 

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Android 4.2 Still-Jelly Bean is pretty sweet. You've got your Photo Sphere Camera, you've got your Gesture Keyboard. But there's one thing you might notice is missing. Android Jelly Bean 4.2 doesn't know what December is.

Now that glaring absence isn't everywhere. Google Calender is still fine, for instance. The problem lies chiefly in the People app, where all important dates that fall during the month of December will be ignored because, you know, December doesn't exist. We've verified its absence there on the 4, the 7, and the 10, so it's a universal Nexus problem. With an omission this obvious and glaring (now that it's been found) you can bet an update to fix it will be coming in soon. In the meantime, fellow Android users, we are living in a world without Christmas. Somewhere the Grinch is dancing with his Nexus 4.

If it's in the built-in People app, it's bound to show up elsewhere as well. Drop any of your own missing December sightings in the comments.