Go to Settings > System > About Device . Look for the "Processor" line (it should say UIS7862 or similar) and the current "Build number."
If you're considering updating to the Ts10.2.2 firmware, here's what you can expect:
The firmware is designed to optimize a suite of automotive-specific functions: Ts10.2.2 Firmware
Format the USB drive again, redownload the firmware files, and repeat the installation process. Touch Screen Inversion or Unresponsiveness Some vendor builds change the touch panel configuration.
| Component | Security Risk | TS10.2.2 Mitigation (expected) | |-----------|---------------|--------------------------------| | Bootloader | Unlocked fastboot | Locked bootloader, verified boot | | Kernel | Root via debugfs | Disabled kernel debug features | | RootFS | Modifying system files | dm-verity or squashfs read-only | | Update | Downgrade attack | Anti-rollback (version check in TEE) | | Firmware extraction | Eavesdropping | Signed update packages | Go to Settings > System > About Device
I finally took the plunge and updated my TS10 unit to firmware version . My unit is the standard TS10 (2K screen, 4GB/64GB). Here’s what I’ve noticed so far:
Settings allow configuration of auto-start applications on boot, with optional "memory navigation startup" feature. | Component | Security Risk | TS10
Enables integrated Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto .