Android 4.3, the intermediate version of Jelly Bean that we still have to know before the deepest renovation that will involve Key Lime Pie, has been seen in one of the new terminals version Google Edition from Samsung. We have been waiting for an imminent arrival for several weeks, however, the Mountain Viewers continue to delay its launch while dropping somewhat confusing clues.
Even though it was taken for granted that Android 4.3 would be announced throughout the Google I/O, the search engine company focused the event on the renewal of many of its services and, to calm the cravings for new Nexusalso announced a version Google Edition from the popular Samsung Galaxy S4.
Well, precisely that version of the Galaxy S4 has served to expose again the next installment of Jelly Bean. In these images that we collect from SamMobile we see the captures of a terminal of the range, with Snapdragon 600, in which it already runs Android 4.3, as can be seen in the screenshot of the 'About device' menu.
Yesterday we learned that the updates of the Google Edition They will not be borne by those of Mountain View, but by their own manufacturers, HTC y Samsung (Sony can be added soon). Therefore, although this version of Android It has not yet been made public, the images that we show you can be taken as evidence that the manufacturers already have the code and are ready to start working on the updates.
There is still no specific date for the arrival of this version 4.3, however, Google has played suggest your arrival over the last few weeks, to the point that we believed it quite feasible that its official announcement would take place during the Computex. Either way, keep waiting.
Those from Mountain View The objective of reducing fragmentation in the operating system has been set in order to facilitate the access of its services to all devices, regardless of their longevity or technical specifications. This was the main reason why the arrival of Key Lime Pie which, presumably, will be the delivery with which Android give to the definitive jump to unify your user experience.