Android 4.3, JellyBean Release Coming Soon as Software is Spotted on Various Websites

The Android 4.3, JellyBean release date could take place during Google I/O.

The software showed up on Android related websites earlier this week such as 9to5 Google. Android Authority also reported on sightings of Android 4.3, JellyBean last week.

A Reddit user recently informed the site that the next major build of Android has been showing up in logs and reports as Android 4.3 JWR23B. Android builds normally appear in logs with their numbers followed by their letters. Both J and B are present in the software's codename, leading the Redditor to believe that Android will at least announce one more major build of JellyBean before Key Lime Pie hits smartphones and tablets.

These sightings of the software apparently came from a Nexus 7 and a Nexus 4 being used by Google employees, according to AndroidCommunity. The site believes that the recent Android 5.0.1, Key Lime Pie sighting on the Motorola X smartphone was faked as server logs can be manipulated to show different names and numbers.

This new Android 4.3, JellyBean software will make its official debut at Google I/O. This does not mean that fans of Android should not expect some significant changes and new features, as Google is sure to enhance user-experience significantly.

This also helps to confirm the recent rumors pointing to Google releasing a 32GB Nexus 4 LTE version, as the new software was spotted on the smartphone which could potentially be this updated model.

Google will also launch a Platform Development Kit to help manufacturers update Android versions more quickly, according to the report. Google I/O is set to take place from May 15-17.

Google was originally expected to launch Android 5.0, Key Lime Pie at the event, but judging from the server logs, it appears fans will have to wait a bit longer for that build.