Nexus 7 2012: Lollipop Bug Fix Released By Google

Google unveiled its latest Android Lollipop 5.0 update back this June during the Google I/O, and it is made available as OTA (Over-the Air) update for selected device including Nexus and Google Play edition devices on November 12. However, after the roll-out of Lollipop update, most of the users faced major issues in their smartphones which affected the device performance. Some of the bugs includes Wi-Fi, battery issue, lagging, crashing, along with the app switcher bug.

Later, Google solved this issue by fixing minor bugs via Lollipop update 5.0.1 with a build number LRX22C. Some devices like Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Wi-Fi variant were seen for the, Nexus 7 (2013), Nexus 9, and Nexus 10. But the Nexus 7 2012 Wi-Fi edition was not included in it.

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However as per Android Police, Nexus 7 2012 Wi-Fi edition is getting its exclusive update Lollipop 5.0.2 with a build number LRX22G in coming weeks. It also suggests, this list contains four updates for the Nexus 7 2012 Wi-Fi edition and two for the mobile edition which is codenamed Tilapia. Further Android police mentions that the updates for both devices make performance enhancements through tweaking the kernel.

This update fixes two major issues, with one fixing the storage performance and other one with the Alarm manager. This fix addresses how the alarms behave when scheduling the task.

Android L or Android Lollipop which is the updated version of Android KitKat has brought some impressive changes. First change which has to be mentioned in Lollipop is the refreshing notification system.

It allows the users to see the notification in the lock screen and heads up notification are displayed like banners on the top of the screen.
Further, there is do-not-disturb feature also added in the notification bar. Lollipop updates also focuses on battery optimization, which includes battery saver mode, job scheduling and a new developer tool called Battery Historian which tracks the battery consumption by the apps.

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