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Nexus 7 2013 Android 4.4.3 Update Now Rolling Out

The Nexus 7 2013 Android 4.4.3 update is now rolling out to users of the Wi-Fi model.

The update is rolling out OTA. Users can capture it as a zip file and allow other Nexus 7 owners to flash on their devices which will eliminate the wait. It weighs in at 74 MB and brings the tablet to firmware version to KTU84L up from KOT49H.

The Nexus 7 was released last summer and was an extremely successful device for Google.

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Users can download the OTA zip file for the software here.

The Galaxy Note 10.1 Android 4.4.2 KitKat update is now rolling out for the original version.

This device launched back in August of 2012 and is one of the last to receive the new software. It started rolling out in Germany earlier this week and it will bump the firmware of the device up to N8000XXUDNE4.

The 2014 edition received the same update last month.

The changes made to the software don't vary that much from other Samsung products. The update brings a mostly the same features including immersive mode, cloud printing, white status bar icons and system improvements. The update should roll out in other markets sometime during the coming weeks.

The Android 4.4 KitKat update is now rolling out for the Galaxy Note 2 on Sprint.

It is finally available for customers on the carrier and will bring new updates including cloud printing, NFC tap-to-pay support, all white icons in the status bar, full screen album art, and the ability to put a camera shortcut on the lockscreen. The smartphone's performance will be improved and there will also be various stability fixes with it.

Sprint customers that don't get a notification for the update could check for it in the Settings menu.

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