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Updated Android L Developer Preview Images Now Available For Nexus 5 And Nexus 7 2013

Its been almost two months, since Google I/O 2014. And since then we were all waiting for the Android L and the associated Developer Preview images for the Nexus 5 and the 2013 Nexus 7 Wi-Fi Edition.

And by this time, we had with the dev preview, and was able to know what Android L  was going to come in with. Its gonna come up with certain bugs and  other miscellaneous issues that have cropped up along the way. But before the final update is coming Google has filled out tummy with some developer preview images for these two. These newly updated images for both the devices comes in at build number LPV81C, and these are available directly on the Android L Developer Preview Site. 

And unfortunately for those already running the previous dev preview release, there is no OTA available at this time. Instead, the only officially supported means of installing these updated images is to manually flash them–wiping your data in the process. However, if you already have the original preview released and you wish to manually flash the images, you can do so using fastboot flash system system.img. And in case if you upgrade this anyway, don't be surprised that you will be encountering a few additional bugs here and there due to app data incompatibilities.

Source: [Android L Preview Site]


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