Android 4.3.1 hits Nexus 7s

Jamie Feltham

October 4, 2013

Google had a small gift for Nexus 7 2013 users this week; the company has released Android 4.3.1.

The outfit has done so without any sort of announcement, so this is a little surprise. Nothing concrete has been detailed about the likely minor update. Expect the usual assortment of bug fixes and improvements to stability, but nothing to write home about in terms of features. It comes in at 9.42 MB.

All the nice new toys will undoubtedly come with the Android 4.4 KitKat update, which we’re hoping will be releasing pretty soon.

Source: Phone Arena

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Jamie Feltham

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