Probably the biggest feature of the XBMC 12.0 Beta 3 (Frodo) release is the ability to install on devices that run the Android 4.2 mobile operating system. This release also fixes numerous bugs reported by users who tested the previous Beta release of the upcoming XBMC 12 media center.
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