New version of Android on a Nexus KitKat view 5 - MovilZona.es

something we love to see in our mobile and tablet devices is when they receive a new update . This well know developers who daily launch new improvements coming to their applications and operating systems in order to enhance the experience through software. This time we have to talk about the Nexus 5, and a new Android 4.4.2 Build as number KJT49K has been seen running on the Google device.

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control incidences of Chromium and its access log, this new Build has been detected running on one of the main devices of the company. recall that last December, Nexus 5 started receiving the Android 4.4.1 update, and shortly after 4.4.2. As a result, the terminal chamber quickly optimized its focus, white balance and added new options capture thus improving its hardware . Besides the camera, this update also allowed the Nexus 5 could sync up a total of 7 devices via Bluetooth Smart . Some graphic interface elements were also changed and of course, no shortage error correction and security enhancements. In looking back on this new build, as often happens in these cases, the information has already been deleted. However, the developer community has been faster and has managed to capture the image where you can clearly see the Build number.

Android continues to improve

currently official Android 4.4.2 Build KitKat is the number KOT49H , so considering that this new Build appeared not change the system version, hopefully in question simply performance improvements and fixes some minor bugs. Waiting for the other brands that are received over the coming months KitKat Android 4.4 on their devices, Google continues to refine and improve its operating system internally. At the moment they have not come to light more details about this mysterious Build KJT49K to remember, still belongs to Android 4.4.2 . It now remains to be seen if Google decides to launch update or wait for a hypothetical release Android version 4.4.3 on their devices. We will very aware of developments as they arise.

Sources: XDA / Android Help