Android 5.1 Lollipop Update Rolling Out for Nexus 10; OTA Update Amounts to 104.4 MB File
Yet another Google Nexus device, the Nexus 10, is getting the newest Android 5.1 Lollipop update.
Rolled out this weekend, the tablet computer co-developed by Google and Samsung Electronics is getting the latest Lollipop update via Over-the-Air.
The upgrade, however, didn't came as a surprise as nearly two weeks ago, the Mountain View, Cali-based tech mammoth has posted the Android 5.1 factory image.
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A report from Phone Arena pointed out that unlike the huge update file of the first Android Lollipop, the new mobile operating system carries around a lighter file size.
Said to amount around 104.4 MB of file, the publication however noted that users need to make sure that they are connected on a steady Wi-Fi network to completely and successfully download and install the new OS.
Like what has been reported for the other Nexus devices including the Nexus 5, the new version will brings a slew of performance tweaks, several bug fixes, as well as other under-the-hood changes which is touted to make the tablet run with more stability.
Currently making the news is the new Lollipop's Device Protection feature which, as reported, offers maximum security for owners who might lose their devices or have it stolen.
The feature, as indicated would lock the unit indefinitely until the user signs in with their Google account. It would remain locked even after a factory reset.
There's also the HD Voice feature which offers users an improved, crystal-clear voice call quality.
Phone Arena however noted that the update is being set out in phases. This means that the said tablets would get the update in a day or two.
