Android 4.3 has officially been
announced – it's been in the wild
on Google Play Edition devices for
a while, but the unveiling was put
off for today. So, what's new? Well,
4.3 is a minor upgrade so it brings
minor improvements and refines
the user experience, rather than
delivering game-changing features.
Multi-user support was introduced
in 4.2 and it's updated in 4.3 with
the new restricted profiles. A
restricted profile can limit what
content and apps can be used –
even limit in-app stuff like what
levels of a game can be played.
The suite of stock apps has been
updated - Hangouts now officially
replaces Talk and Keep is available
out of the box. The Drive, Chrome
and Maps applications have been
revamped too.
The way Android handles
notifications has been changed
too. For one, you can view your
notification history. Also, third
party apps have access to
notifications, which will help smart
watches and apps that sync
notifications across devices.
There are plenty of changes under
the hood too. OpenGL ES 3.0 is
now supported (Google presented
impressive improvements in 3D
game graphics) and the graphics
stack should be faster overall. For
games, Google unveiled the Google
Play Games app, which lets you
keep track of what your friends are
playing and a leader board of
achievements in the game.
The "master key" exploit has been
incorporated into Android 4.3, of
course.
Bluetooth 4.0 with Low Energy
mode (low power usage and longer
range for low-bandwidth
accessories like those fitness
tracking gadgets) is now
supported in stock Android. Before,
each maker had to roll its own
drivers. Also for Bluetooth, AVRCP
1.3 is supported, meaning the
phone can stream metadata about
the currently playing song to the
wireless speakers (or your car's
stereo).
Wi-Fi can be kept on at all times
to determine your position, even
when you toggle it off.
A new hardware-based encryption
for DRM has been added so
content providers will be more
willing to stream high-quality
content. A new Netflix app is
among the first to make use of this
and streams 1080p video (it's now
available in the Play Store).
An Android 4.3 update will be
available on Nexus devices from
the Galaxy Nexus up (4, 7, 10, you
name it). Google Play devices -
Galaxy S4 and Nexus One Google
Play Edition will get the update
soon too.

gud news for android users... google has always bin innovative nd progressive. hope any latest tecno will have dis os?

cool

waiting for 4.3 to be port to my HTC wildfire s

waiting for 4.3 to be port to my HTC wildfire s
android rules

SimonAndal: That's it, I givvvv uupppp!!!!!! I was about to get the Tecno Phantom thingy when the Motorola X Phone was announced to come out in August. And then the rumours of S5 came and Sony's mysterious phone that will "blow your mind".

I giivver uupppp!!!!

u beta wait o cos tecno go soon release a+

physise: u beta wait o cos tecno go soon release a+

A what?
If i hear!!!

Godvilla: A what?
If i hear!!!

lol na so i hear am o

SimonAndal: That's it, I givvvv uupppp!!!!!! I was about to get the Tecno Phantom thingy when the Motorola X Phone was announced to come out in August. And then the rumours of S5 came and Sony's mysterious phone that will "blow your mind".

I giivver uupppp!!!!

Motorolla Moto x is sure of getting dis update too and even the eagerly antisipated Key lime pie since Google is now the Parent owner of Motorolla.
The price is official @ $299(approx 50k)

timpaker: I still haven't gotten the 4.2 update on my S3

even me i never get Am for my note 2

Godvilla: A what?
If i hear!!!

.....yes, its true. so, pack well and wait small.

You can easily root Tecno A and A+ with this guide http://phonegist..com/2013/07/how-to-root-tecno-phantom-tecno-f7.html

I will also put a post on how to install Android 4.3 on it too soon. Working hard to get all the things together

murimoney: waiting for 4.3 to be port to my HTC wildfire s

badt

Please work harder. We are waiting

akinlolusewanu9: ill also put a post on how to install Android 4.3 on it too soon. Working hard to get all the things together