Once the arrival of Key Lime Pie seems further away than previously thought, everything points to the new version at the Mountain View (Google I / O) developer conference held next week. Android 4.3 It will be the one that is presented in society to users.
At first this was considered a rumor, but already some days ago We gave you a good account of the first leaks regarding the options that this new version of Google's mobility-oriented operating system would have. The fact is that everything indicates that your arrival will be a reality and that it will introduce improvements in the performance and options offered by this development.
But there are some additional signs that the arrival of Android 4.3 is real. One of them is the one that has been brought to light in Android Community, in which it is appreciated that navigation data already exists with terminals with this version of the operating system. Therefore, the final tests would already be carried out and, in this way, Internet access is one of them, as is clear in the image that we leave you below.
The data has been taken from Google Analytics
Well yes, strange tools have not been used to have knowledge that Android 4.3 is a reality (or, rather, that it will be soon) and the use of Google Analitics is what has allowed this information to be known. At least, at the time of reading the accesses with this version Jelly Bean they were 17 (only on May 5).
By the way, for the skeptics who want to sharpen the image offered before, version 5.3.8 corresponds to a Iranian company called Pardaz GoStar Ertebatat Berelian Limited Liability, so you do not have to look for "three feet to the cat" with the possible arrival of Android 5.0.
In summary, that there are more and more reasons to think that Android 4.3 is a reality and that it will be the advancement of the operating system in the Google I/O. And, the truth is that it makes all the sense in the world to give continuity to Jelly Bean, which is having very good results and it seems that, this time, it will be the one that makes uniformity the predominant note on Android ... something very desired by those of Mountain View.