Got an update to 4.3...but I already have 4.3

[phaeton]

Just got an update notification on my Nexus 10 that is only 1.8MB, and will update my tablet to 4.3.

The problem is, I am already at 4.3, and this update doesn't have any deeper version number, just plain old 4.3.

Anyone else getting this?

For the record, I am unrooted, running stock jb4.3.

I hate to say it, but the weirdness of this of this is making me hesitate to install it.

 

[Banefire]

Google is rolling out an update today. I thought it was for the New Nexus 7 only but I could be wrong. I also have the update. I am currently running a backup of my Nexus 10 before installing it. The update is from Google.

 

[phaeton]

seems legit.

The only thing it really notes that is different from the last 4.3 update (I think) is a reference to keep.

Strange.

 

[phaeton]

It's JWR66Y, which I didn't think was coming out for tablets.

Disregard. Feel stupid now.

 

[midnite_blue]

What's JWR66Y?

 

[midnite_blue]

Looking around some more, I see that T-Mobile predicted this yesterday, identifying it as a security update.

 

[tsells]

I got this update at noon today. Don't see any obvious difference, but all is running smooth.

 

[twilite2000]

Just turned on my Nexus 10 saw there was an update for 4.3. Came here first to see what it was before installing since I already have 4.3. Thanks for the info everyone.

 

[crxssi]

If trends continue, it will be a week before I see anything on mine. Currently on JWR66V

 

[Devlyn16]

I'm going to wait and let mine come naturally for a change. Since there are no new features with this I don't feel the need to rush things.

 

[crxssi]

If trends continue, it will be a week before I see anything on mine. Currently on JWR66V

Wow, mine came today. Surprise surprise. Fast update, only took a few minutes. No prob.

 

[anon(847090)]

Wow, mine came today. Surprise surprise. Fast update, only took a few minutes. No prob.

so the trend didnt continue

 

[crxssi]

so the trend didnt continue

Nope, it was broken. Is "broken" a good word to use? Probably not...

 

[Josefius]

I got the same ones on my N7 and my N4.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

 

[TechTinker]

So this is this a perfectly fine update? I got it 2-3 days ago and I was like what is that? Guess I'll install it now.

 

[midnite_blue]

So this is this a perfectly fine update? I got it 2-3 days ago and I was like what is that? Guess I'll install it now.

I wonder why Google doesn't provide a heads up for this kind of thing, in this era of hacking scams. How hard would it be to give us a little notice, for example, on their blog?

Kudos to T-Mobile for putting out the word... my carrier was silent on this.

 

[jerrykur]

What's JWR66Y?

Build number/designation. They change as Google developers create builds and test them. So this is build JWR66Y of Andoid 4.3.

 

[midnite_blue]

Yeah, I meant 'what's it do.' But thanks... can't hurt to make sure that's clear... and that your device's current build number is shown at Settings / System / About tablet.

 

[jerrykur]

Yeah, I meant 'what's it do.' But thanks... can't hurt to make sure that's clear... and that your device's current build number is shown at Settings / System / About tablet.

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