Complete Changelog Of Android 4.4.3 Leaked Out

Complete changelog of Android 4.4.3 leaked out

BY Valerie Richardson

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Published 31 Mar 2014

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It is well known that the Android 4.4.3 update is on its way, mostly with a fix to the Nexus 5 camera bug. But a new leak has now shed light on the complete set of changes that will make its way with this update. Expectedly, most of these are bug fixes for pertinent issues spotted with Android 4.4.2.

Here’s the complete changelog of the update:

Frequent data connection dropout fix
mm-qcamera-daemon crash and optimization fixes
Camera focus in regular and HDR modes fixes
Power Manager display wakelock fix
Multiple Bluetooth fixes
Fix for a random reboot
App shortcuts sometimes got removed from launcher after update
USB debugging security fix
App shortcuts security fix
Wi-Fi auto-connect fix
Other camera fixes
MMS, Email/Exchange, Calendar, People/Dialer/Contacts, DSP, IPv6, VPN fixes
Stuck in activation screen fix
Missed call LED fix
Subtitle fixes
Data usage graph fix
Internet telephony fix
FCC compliance fix
Miscellaneous fixes

The leak is accompanied by a screenshot of the ‘About Phone’ page which clearly shows Android 4.4.3 to be running on the device. However, considering that this can be easily modified, we suggest you take it with a grain of salt.

Google is expected to roll out Android 4.4.3 to its Nexus devices in the coming weeks. We’ll keep you in the loop with any new info we get from Google regarding this new update.

[Via Android Police]