Four months ago, Google revealed the biggest Android update yet: Android 5.0, or “Lollipop”. One of the biggest changes that will come with this update will be the introduction of Material Design — a new design language that emphasises more on shadows and colors.
There are some other improvements too – Project Volta, back end enhancements meant to improve battery life.
Unlike the iOS devices, Android devices don’t get major software updates at the same time. It always depends on which type of phone you have; and even then many Android phones that are left out of major carrier updates too.
The exact release date for Android 5.0 has still not been revealed, but here’s a list of the devices that will get this update:
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Google’s Nexus 6 will come with Android 5.0 pre-installed, and both the Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 will receive the update too. Google has reportedly given developers a date of Nov. 3 for the launch.
There are some other improvements too – Project Volta, back end enhancements meant to improve battery life.
Unlike the iOS devices, Android devices don’t get major software updates at the same time. It always depends on which type of phone you have; and even then many Android phones that are left out of major carrier updates too.
The exact release date for Android 5.0 has still not been revealed, but here’s a list of the devices that will get this update:
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