Google just released Android 4.2.2 for its Nexus devices, specifically the GSM model of the Galaxy Nexus, the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets. The update was reported by several users that got it, but soon all owners of these devices should get the update.A change log for the update is yet to be released, as Google only says that the update 'improves stability and performance'. What users were really hoping to get fixed is the Bluetooth A2DP streaming issues that some Nexus devices have with Android 4.2.1.This update rolls through OTA (50 mb) and it should appear on your screen if you have it activated. Otherwise, don't worry because the update will probably hit your device very soon. Because of the size of the update, we recommend that you update using a Wi-Fi connection.Google just released Android 4.2.2 for its Nexus devices, specifically the GSM model of the Galaxy Nexus, the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets. The update was reported by several users that got it, but soon all owners of these devices should get the update.A change log for the update is yet to be released, as Google only says that the update 'improves stability and performance'. What users were really hoping to get fixed is the Bluetooth A2DP streaming issues that some Nexus devices have with Android 4.2.1.This update rolls through OTA (50 mb) and it should appear on your screen if you have it activated. Otherwise, don't worry because the update will probably hit your device very soon. Because of the size of the update, we recommend that you update using a Wi-Fi connection.
What's my model number?
There are several ways to locate your model number:
- Option 1
- On your device, go to Settings, then "About device" and scroll down to "Model number"
- Option 2
- Often times you can view the model number inside the device, by removing the battery
- Option 3
- Using Samsung's model/serial number location tool