Google started rolling out the Android
4.2.2 update for some of the Nexus
devices a couple of days ago. Although
there was no official list of improvements
released for the new version, we are now
seeing reports from people who managed
to get the update on their device.
Android Police has made a short list of
new changes that were made in this
version of Jelly Bean. The major one
seems to be the ability to use the
notification screen shortcuts as actual
toggles, something that was not possible
before (it would take you to the particular
option in the Settings app). Although they
still behave the same way as they did
before if you just tap them, long pressing
on some of the shortcut buttons, such as
Bluetooth or Wi-Fi will instantly enable or
disable these features. Meanwhile, a
single tap is now required to enable or
disable Airplane mode.
The other fairly major change is the
addition of a new notification sound that
plays when you place the device on a
wireless charger. There is also a new
sound for low battery notification.
Lastly, new app downloads show
percentage and estimated remaining time
in the notifications.
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