started the month came the first clue about the next update of Android. Amid the system application development tool found a reference to the version 5.1.1 Lollipop. Although we had no details of when the novelty could reach the users and what their news. Because it is an update of a smaller scale, it should just bring security fixes. The good news is that it can now be found on Google’s reference page.
As you can see in the image below, the Mountain View giant has Builds LMY47S for the Nexus 9 and LMY47W for the Nexus 7 2013 Wi-Fi. Both updates have day build date February 16, but do not know if these will actually builds to be released to the users. The Nexus 7 currently has Android 5.1, while the Nexus 9 is left on hold. Amazingly, the new tablet of the company is the only one that does not count the last major update Lollipop.
We have to keep in mind that the fact such compilations have appeared in the Android official website does not confirm that Google really launch these updates to your devices. This version 5.1.1 can only be a step towards a future 5.2 , since there is no point releasing another update shortly after the Android 5.1 has been released for the Nexus line. Even more when the manufacturers nor put their hands on this new, it only further complicate the system fragmentation. – Something that Google claims is trying to fight at all costs
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