Google is testing Android 4.3 for release - Bright

Google is working hard on the release of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. The new Android 5.0 seems further away than originally thought.

Many eyes are next month aimed at Google. From 15 to 17 May the Google I / O takes place, the mecca for every geek and Android enthusiast. At this developer event is usually also introduced the new Android version, but an examination of Android Police shows that Google is currently testing especially with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean busy.

the server logs the Android website for the first devices with Android 4.3 spotted. Although such logs can also be fake ( the devices give a different Android version by), it appears to trace. Ip address directly to Google In addition, Android 4.3 in the logs only on a Nexus and Nexus 7 4 view, both official Google sets, and let some Chronium developers in the bugtracker know that they use the unknown JWR23B (a Jelly Bean Number) and build.

a Reddit user has some interesting changes on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean noted. So put a Chrome employee last few bugs in Android JB MR2, even non-existent version of Jelly Bean, prevent and manufacturer Qualcomm wifi driver for jb-mr2-dev , also a Jelly Bean release, updated not yet been implemented. in the current Android 4.2

It is obvious that Google is not completely new Android version will announce, during the Google I / O but a (large) update to the current Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will implement. Admittedly, Android 4.2, the battery life greatly improved, but still contains some annoying bugs

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One of the major bugs where on XDA Developers complained about is, is the infamous wifi bug on the Nexus 4. The bug, which some also prevents other Nexus devices, ensures that notifications sometimes thirty minutes late arriving. The bug is quite easy to fix with a line of code, but this solution does have a negative effect on battery life.

possibility that Android 5.0, by many called Key Lime Pie, not announced at the Google I / O shoots by many in the wrong way. However, it is not surprising that Google wait eighteen months with the release of a major new Android version. There is also a few weeks before Google I / O still no sign of Android 5.0 and other Google seems to want to give manufacturers more time to post. Their software layer on Android

One thing still seems certain: if Android 4.3 Jelly Bean is announced, this is a major update of an already very solid and mature operating system. Now fix the bugs.