Can I update the Android version, included with the tablet, to a newer version?
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It is jelly bean 4.2.2,,,,,,,,, It is doing for me as I need it to do,,,,,,,,,, Small easy to carry in a cell phone case,,,,,,,,, plus a good back camera
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Since the tablet is rooted I don't know. I know on the tablet there is an app called owl upgrade but when I launch it it always says server is busy try again later
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it comes with android 2.3 ( original), but u can update it to android 4.0.4 by sony software. It may take an hour in first time to set a new software. it did it ,and im happy with it now
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Settings -&gt; about tablet, and one of the items on the list should be "android version" or something similar. There should also be a "system update" option. You can check for updates there and it should download it if one is available
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I just upgraded mine to Android 4.4.2, go to Settings -> About tablet -> System Update.The update file size is around 890MB, so make sure you have plenty battery power left or just plug it to outlet.
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I've looked into that issue, but all I could find out is that the tablet has to be "rooted" in order for the newer version of the android software to be installed. If it is not done correctly, It could render the tablet useless.
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You can't update by yourself. Irulu engineer is working on it. If they got the driver out, they will release on their official website. For now, all of tablets have been upgradet to 4.4 at this model.
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I dont know.I am using it from Israel and it working good expect from the ability to update the android version.
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Greetings,Please note that this tablet is installed with Android 4.1 OS. Regards
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It already has Adobe Flash Reader and Adobe Flash Player installed. Updates can be manually or automatically. But I do have to let you know that there is suppose to be Android software update soon, but hasn't been out yet. So, the tablet gets a little painfully slow for those who are impatient. I only use this tablet for my Kindle and videos, and my kids are on it for the games. Hardly use the browser on this.
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The answers given are good. The only thing I will add is that if you're buying a used one. I've found it simpler to load Android onto the tablet from scratch rather than try and figure out what someone else has loaded and what versions they tried to load.
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According to this list, posted on Samsung's web site, the Galaxy Tab 3 will get a KitKat upgrade. http://www.samsung.com/us/support/SupportOwnersFAQPopup.do?faq_id=FAQ00059206&fm;_seq=82024You can indeed update it now, but to do so will require hackery. You could read about how to do that on www.xda-developers.com.If you're willing to wait for the official upgrade from Samsung, it should be a much easier process.
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Unable to answer that question due to the tablet being bricked while updating.
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Just did it. It notifies you in the notification bar of a download available. It is 18.91MB and it says it improves stability. It does not change the Android version (4.2.2) or the Firmware Version (51.31). Updates to the Android Version must come from ASUS and I don't know when that may happen.
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It comes installed with Jelly Bean, Android 4.1.1. If not already installed, you'll be prompted for the upgrade when you connect to the Internet.
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Go to your settings icon. Then scroll to about tablet (it is at the bottom left of the screen). Updates should be at the top. My tablet updates itself automatically. I hope this helps! :-)
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At the present time you cannot update this tablet to Android 2.2 (or even 2.1). Unless Velocity Micro decides to make an update of the OS and decides to use Android 2.1 or 2.2 for that upgrade, you will never be able to use the later versions of Android (you could, if you knew how, root the device and try to update the OS -- I don't know how myself, and I believe that there are no instructions on the internet to do so with this tablet. Some users are pessimistic about the likelihood of there being updates that consist of a more modern Android OS. You might want to wait a while until tablets that use Honeycomb come out which should make a tablet much more functional -- since Google is designing Honeycomb to function on tablets. As you know, Android 1 and 2 were made exclusively for cell phones.