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Google Pusing A Bug Fix Androdid 4.4 KitKat KRT16S To The Nexus 4, Nexus7s And Nexus 10 Devices



As the web is completely filled with KitKat news and updates here comes something interested from Google. As they comes out with a new build of Android 4.4 to AOSP servers and various recent Nexus devices. The new build comes in at version KRT16S, and it replaces the older KRT16O build.

The KRT16S update is currently available for the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 (2012 - all variants), Nexus 7 (2013 - all variants) and Nexus 10. But only thing is that they have left Google Nexus 5 out, which features a The new build comes in at version KRT16S, and it replaces the older KRT16O build. please do also note that there is no relation between the new KRT160 and mystery KOT31B build which was seen a week ago.


As per the AOSP Moderator Conley Owens, they new build was released as a bug fixer and there aren't much improvisation in the features and said, users looking to get in on the action can easily do so by going to the Nexus Factory Images page and downloading the latest firmware images. If building from source is more up your alley, head over to the Android Git and Nexus Driver Binaries page.










Source : Android Building Google Group
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