Well, that’s strange (and rather unprecedented). seems like not only there is an Android 4.3.1 develop in existence, however it’s polished sufficient that it has started rolling out to clients over the air, as well.
The roll out began late last night, when individuals sporting LTE version of the Nexus 7 – the powerful Android tablet produced by ASUS as well as top quality by Google – saw the 4.3.1 system update being pushed to their devices. The update appeared only for 2013 designs of the Nexus 7, which the second iteration of the original Nexus exposed in 2012. The develop number for the 4.3.1 update shows JLS36I, as well as applies particularly to the 2013 Nexus 7 codenamed deb as well as razorg.
There hasn’t been any type of info around what the new develop really contains in terms of differences from the original Android 4.3, nor are there any type of associated modification logs. In fact, at this point, we’re not even sure if 4.3.1 is packing any type of new features or just fixes as well as improvements. The confusion boosts even further owing to the truth that Google has, in the past, patched 4.3 a number of times since its public availability, however develop JLS36I is the very first one to increment the Android version number by a sub-decimal point as well as push it to 4.3.1.
Since the update is for LTE version of Nexus 7, it comes packaged with a radio, which stays at version DEB-G00_2.25.1_0802, similar to Android 4.3. The update itself measures at a simple 9.42 MB in size, so it’s barely a possibility that it will have a great deal of new stuff within.
The update is slowly rolling out to all regions where an LTE Nexus 7 is being used, although the preliminary recipients were the French as well as the Japanese. earlier this morning, English-speaking regions likewise started getting Android 4.3.1 update notifications on their 2013 Nexus 7.
So far, we have not heard of any type of other gadget getting this update, so it may be a possibility that the update applies only to the Nexus 7. The scenario, while extremely unlikely, might still be a possibility, particularly if there were some crucial problems with Android 4.3 particularly on this gadget as well as not others. The Android version number increment, nevertheless, doesn’t make sense for such a scenario.
We’ll keep updating as soon as we have more info around what the actual modifications are, or if other gadgets get 4.3.1. stay tuned.
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