The 38.02 update focuses on refining how users interact with connected hardware through a centralized interface. Key functionalities typically include:
Previous versions (38.0 and 38.01) were criticized for a clunky, laggy interface on lower-end devices. Version 38.02 replaces several Java-based menus with native code, reducing RAM usage by approximately 18%, according to user benchmarks.
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DonateThe 38.02 update focuses on refining how users interact with connected hardware through a centralized interface. Key functionalities typically include:
Previous versions (38.0 and 38.01) were criticized for a clunky, laggy interface on lower-end devices. Version 38.02 replaces several Java-based menus with native code, reducing RAM usage by approximately 18%, according to user benchmarks.