Google has begun distributing a minor update for the smartphone Galaxy Nexus (not the Verizon version) and tablet Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.This is the new operating system Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. At the moment there are no official release notes, so it is difficult to know what improvements and innovations introduced by the new OS, but according to the version number (up from 4.2.1 to 4.2.2) is likely to be mainly an update to correct bugs.
According to the latest rumors, spread by the owners of Nexus devices, the update provides a solution to the problems related to the Bluetooth A2DP audio streaming. As always, the firmware has been notified by the system administrator and distributed via OTA with WiFi enabled, but users impatient Americans can download and install the latest update manually, taking care only to identify the correct update for your device (not it is possible to install the firmware of the Nexus 7 on a Galaxy Nexus, for example).
At present it is still active distribution in Europe, although we are sure will follow in the coming days. If you own a Nexus tablet Nexus 7 or 10 run to report the notification, the Android 4.2.2 release is marked by the build JDQ39 and should weigh (on the tablet) about 47MB. Turn your tablet and up to date!
Via: Ars Technica
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