Verizon has been pretty much busy these days. We are now hearing reports that the Big Red could be deploying another OTA update for its Galaxy Nexus. This speculation is based on a leaked screenshot from Verizon’s systems, apparently revealing an OTA update for the device. The tipster told Android Central that the build IMM76Q is still Android 4.0 a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich, but is entirely a newer baseband and software version.
So, what does it do? Probably it brings a couple of enhancements and bug fixes, although other sources are saying that this could be the previously reported numbing down of the device’s unified results feature that got both Google and Samsung running following Apple’s patent complaints.
But if the IMM76Q build looks familiar to you, it’s actually the same OTA software update that we wrote to you about earlier this month. One guy over at XDA forums claimed that he received a notification to update his Galaxy Nexus from Verizon earlier this month. The said update was just around 945kb. Assuming that you’re a Galaxy Nexus user as well, have you received a similar OTA update notification?
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