The latest version of the Linux kernel was supposed to have been released about a week ago, but at the time, another release candidate was needed to fix issues related to networking, memory management and drivers. The big news in version 3.3 is that Android features are again part the Linux kernel, after the two camps had a falling out a few years ago, PC World writes.
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