Galaxy S4: Reliable sources confirm the upgrade to … – Tudocelular.com

Each Android update, companies that modify the operating system take a while to make available the new version of the platform to its clients. This consumes resources and time required targeting officers and financial bias itself. Then, the amount of benefit models is restricted.

A great example is the Samsung . As the South Korean operates in several market segments, many smartphones are “sacrificed” for the greater good, which is focused on flagship devices and other elite. As a result, a limit cycle of months is stipulated and releases occurring within that time receive the update.

The Sammy provides 18 months of support before maturity. Although the Galaxy S4 has already surpassed that amount of time to live, was still a mystery to gain Android 5.0 Lollipop. Doubt was remedied today (03), however. The smartphone will receive the upgrade to the new version of the little robot . Owners can now celebrate.

The confirmation comes from near the site SamMobile sources whose reliability is rarely questioned when it comes to Samsung. The variant with Exynos will be the first to be awarded a brand new platform, followed by the version with Snapdragon and LTE-A. The date for the start of availability is scheduled for early 2015.

The Masked software with the famous TouchWiz has already been shown on video with the revamped design with all the features and innovations present in the virtual environment reshaped by Mountain View giant. In fact, the largest mobile phone maker in the world should be pretty quick to make Android 5.0 available to its dominant Lollipop products, such as the Galaxy Note 4 in a publication on Twitter and himself Galaxy S5 in the last month of the year.

Let’s wait for the unfolding of history in order to confirm whether the company actually prioritize the renewal of software in their creations. Google’s platform was launched today (03) tablets to members of the Nexus line and the list will be expanded by the end of 2014 gadgets from Motorola, HTC and the like.

(updated November 3, 2014 at 24:38)