HH4A update - Home Network Devices page .....?

Looks like another HH4 update last night. (BT Home Hub 4 (Type A) | Software version 4.7.5.1.83.8.130.1.10 | Last updated 07/06/13)
I note now that on my 'Home Network Devices' page under Advanced Settings, there is a graphic of a HH3 at the top of the network tree, whereas before there was no graphic at all, it was just a list. Anyone else noticed this?
Haven't seen anything else obvious, but this is a glaring c0ck-up - surely a graphic of a HH4 would have not been impossible? Hardly critical, but wonder what else is screwed in this release?

yes i have seen it not that worried about a graphic everything else seems ok
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