itemprop=”articleBody description text”> Two weeks ago, Google presented a new version of its mobile operating system. Android 4.4 KitKat was available only at the start of the latest smartphone LG Nexus 5, but the Mountain View company has released an update for several other devices. It will be issued in stages over the next few weeks, but there is a way to make your tablet Nexus 7 to upgrade now.
itemprop=”articleBody description text”> Android 4.4 KitKat debut two weeks ago at the latest smartphone from LG Nexus 5. Google announced that users of older phones and tablets with the Nexus line will have a bit to wait your turn. The good news is that the owners of tablet Nexus 10 and Nexus 7 version of Wi-Fi has received an update yesterday, but unfortunately, not all users will be able to enjoy it at the same time.
Update for Android Version 4.4 will be available for KitKat parties. However, if the holder of the Nexus 7 tablet version of Wi-Fi is impatient, you can force the update on your device. To do this, follow a few steps, the first of which is to download and install the latest SDK for Android. You have to then make sure that the tablet has been updated to Android 4.3 codenamed Jelly Bean build to JWR66Y.
To run an update is needed to download the file. Zip from updating the system for the Nexus 7 or to this link for the Nexus 10 Then you have to run the tablet in recovery mode (run by holding down the power button and volume down and select the appropriate option volume button on the screen). The next step is selecting apply update from adb and connect the tablet to the computer.
Nexus 7 On the computer, open a command prompt and go to the folder where the sample has been updated and enter the command Sideload 13088e35942c77e4752aa1fdf51d54472509b941.signed-nakasi-KRT16O-from-JWR66Y.13088e35.zip. After downloading the update simply restart your tablet and enjoy the new system. Note! Updates are made at your own risk, and before it is worth creating a precaution backup. source: tablety.pl 
Peter Grabiec PCWorld
Year ’88, Warsaw University of Technology student and aspiring blogger. Enthusiast post-PC era, web 2.0 and social media, and at the same time a little geekowaty Android fan and Star Wars. Privately www.pgkrzywy.pl blog. Since September 2009 working with bike Bike Action magazine. The credits are a few topics cover pages, and deals with the administration portal. In February 2011, has engaged in conduct www.isgr.pl, service focused extreme biking enthusiasts. From June 2011 began working with IDG.pl (International Data Group), where he publishes his articles.
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