Over the last few weeks we had been detailing how, according to what all the clues indicate, Google would have started to put aside the Google Nexus 4 before the imminent arrival of the next version of the smartphone developed together with LG. Obviously the technological scene was not going to be stopped and the appearance of new leaks have put the machinery to work after confirming that it is the system files of Android 4.3 for Google Nexus 4.
The leak of these files now opens a series of questions about whether the Mountain View company, far from having left this model to its fate, would be working on a hypothetical update of the Google Nexus 4 a Android 4.3 Jellybean. What does seem clear is that in the next few hours a ROM customized for that device and based on the system files that have been recently leaked.
Going back a bit in time, we now explain how and where this most interesting leak arises. Apparently a Google+ user named Jeff Williams posted a screenshot on your profile of the aforementioned social network in which you can see the data collected in the "Phone information" area of the configuration of a smartphone with Android Jellybean. In this capture, it is seen that the model in question is a Nexus 4 and that the Android version it runs is 4.3, but what has made those in the field think that it could be a reliable leak is the fact that than build number - JWR66N - coincides with that of a previous filtration that had been seen working in a Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition.
According to Williams himself, this Google Nexus 4 one of a kind - for the moment - he would have acquired it from a Googler - a worker for the Californian company -. From the precise moment of the appearance of the screenshot, the people of AndroidPolice he went to work to get a system dump that would, on the one hand, render the words of Jeff Williams true and, on the other, allow cooks to develop a ROM based on said dump.
The about 339 megabytes of the file with the system files of Android 4.3 Jellybean for Google Neux 4 They are available in different mirrors – we use one as an example – although we would like to make it clear that they should always be used with extreme caution and after having first made a backup copy of the entire system since you never know what could happen.
