Galaxy Nexus switches back to the Bluetooth SIG certification: traces ... - Everything Android

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After Into Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 , now is the time also Galaxy Nexus . The third series smartphones Nexus Google has exceeded again the Bluetooth SIG certification during the day of May 30 last year, so exactly 10 days ago . The curious thing is that the Galaxy Nexus , just like Nexus 7 , had already passed the certification Bluetooth SIG at the time, but it was probably need a new “transition” from those parts, particularly in view of the new update of Android which should arrive on Nexus in a few weeks. From the following picture we can clearly see that the device has been subjected to the certification appears to be the Samsung GT-I9250 , that is precisely the Galaxy Nexus , carrying on board version I9250.001 soft ware .

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Unfortunately, unlike the case for as Nexus 4 and Nexus 7

, you are not able to assess whether the software version actually corresponds to Android 4.3 because you do not know details about the build. We know, however, that the Galaxy Nexus , as well as Nexus 7 , is equipped with a hardware Bluetooth 3.0 (unlike the Bluetooth 4.0 Nexus 4) that should have been improved in many respects. Android 4.3 almost certainly represent a minor update, as there will be news of visual relief, but it seems to be confirmed more and more like an operating system highly optimized and, therefore, with many new features under the hood that make it a major update.

Into remember, finally, that Android 4.3 should bring performance improvements, solve the problem of audio latency, to solve the problem related to Bluetooth headsets and improve the user experience in games.

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Into Joseph Iovene
Student in Electrical Engineering at the Second University of Naples. First Android device in 2010 (HTC Desire) on which I have written some guides. Terminals that I own: Stock Android 2.3 Nexus One, LG Optimus Black (White) Android 4.0 Stock. Smartphones Now: Nexus 4 Stock. Special interests: formula1, smartphones and tablets, computers.