It certainly took a little longer than expected, but finally the tablet with the largest screen that Google has, the Nexus 10, has already begun to receive the Android 4.4.1 update that other models from the same manufacturer (such as the Nexus 5 and 4) recently got.
This device, manufactured by Samsung, was the first tablet that was put on the market with a screen density that exceeds 300 dpi, due to its resolution of 2.560 x 1.600. Without a doubt, a specification that can still be considered really good today, and that not many models that have subsequently been launched have surpassed.
The fact is that the Nexus 10 has already begun to receive its corresponding update to the KitKat version of Google's development and, for example, in countries like the US there is already news that users can now download the new firmware. Therefore, in a short time the rollout of the version will begin KOT49E in other regions and their corresponding improvements in sections such as the camera.
If you don't want to wait, the ROM can be downloaded
As it has become usual with the new firmware, it is possible to get this Android 4.4.1 directly from Google -we are talking about the specific one for the Nexus 10-, but we must not forget that if the arrival is not expected via OTA (directly on the tablet), the responsibility of the installation is the user's own, so it must be very sure of what you are doing. In principle with starting the device in Recovery mode and run the command adb sideload the process will start without any problem.
If you want to get the ROM with all the necessary files to be able to install it on a Nexus 10, you can do it at this link. The size of the file that is achieved is 51,3 MB, so it is a incremental improvement. Therefore, if you have one of these Google tablets, you can start using and testing the latest version of their operating system for mobile devices.
