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July 24 is programmed a Google event led by the head of the division of Android, Sundar Pichai . This event is expected to officially announce the arrival of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean , which have some notable developments although at first glance we see few visual changes. I have all the news and you can see a video with the new version of the mobile operating system from Google.Google

call for July 24 Prximo has raised many expectations and have triggered the theories about what may be announced by the Mountain View. It seems certain that Android 4.3 Jelly Bean be one of the stars of the paper but it is possible that the expected come accompanied Motorola X . This new terminal has already been seen in the last days and even leaked a photo where the Google CEO was using.

Android 4.3

not introduce too many changes at eye level and what it offers is actually a better experience of the previous version. The system is much more optimized and fluid ms works , animations are more soft and more stable overall system. Since the arrival of Jelly Bean,

Google has always put the emphasis on fluency, along with security, are the two most criticized aspects Android .

Another novelty is related to the continuous scanning WiFi networks , even as deactivate this function. It is believed that this is due to the need to use Google Mpas WiFi networks better position and operate more accurate, especially in the new mode of navigation in interior .

Android Now natively support Bluetooth 4.0 LE a standard designed to reduce energy consumption, improving the scope and capacity of this technology as used. The last terminals that have reached the market already have Bluetooth 4.0 LE, so it was a matter of time that Google would give its support mobile platform.

Next, we leave a video to see Android running 4.3 Jelly Bean on a Samsung Galaxy S4.

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