While most of us running the latest Android versions are eagerly waiting for the Key Lime Pie to be launched at the Google I/O , the company does not give up on Jelly Bean updates just yet.According to a recent article on ibtimes.com, Google might be set to make the new platform version available by mid-February, after concluding internal testing for it.
But to cap your excitement let us tell you that there is not much to be expected in this update. The only major thing where it would be effective is in correcting the audio streaming issue via Bluetooth.
While there is no confirmation from Google , multiple reports went viral where a few Nexus 4 devices were spotted running Android 4.2.2 AOSP.
