The Google Nexus 4 is a smartphone with a 4.7 inch screen with a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels, a Snapdragon S4 Pro Qualcomm processor, 2GB of RAM and up to 16GB of internal storage. The 3G smartphone was launched in 2012 and is the oldest Nexus smartphone that Google plans to update to Android 5.0 Lollipop .
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And, if you want to run the latest version of Android on it, you can now do. Google has released an image of factory Android 5.0, the LRX21T for the Nexus 4 . The over-the updates -air, that is to say pushed directly to your smartphone, should soon be deployed.
Among other things, the update brings new course design Material Design of Google, and offers users more control over how and when they can see their notifications, a modified settings panel, keyboard, updated, and a new recently launched applications, and one full of new things you can find in my full review of Android Lollipop.
If Google does not intend to offer Android 5.0 for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus or older Nexus smartphones, now that the source code for Android 5.0 Lollipop is available, we will certainly begin to see third-party developers create Custom ROMs for various devices.
Although I do not recommend you buy to date a Nexus 4, it's always good news that Google thinks his former users
See also : Microsoft will release a web version of Skype in the coming months
And, if you want to run the latest version of Android on it, you can now do. Google has released an image of factory Android 5.0, the LRX21T for the Nexus 4 . The over-the updates -air, that is to say pushed directly to your smartphone, should soon be deployed.
Among other things, the update brings new course design Material Design of Google, and offers users more control over how and when they can see their notifications, a modified settings panel, keyboard, updated, and a new recently launched applications, and one full of new things you can find in my full review of Android Lollipop.
Although I do not recommend you buy to date a Nexus 4, it's always good news that Google thinks his former users