Motorola may have been the first smartphone maker to launch a version of Android 5.0 for its flagship device, the Moto X, with the deployment of the latest version of the mobile operating system from Google for the first testers. But LG won the race to be the first company to start pushing Android 5.0 Lollipop all users of its flagship smartphone.
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Indeed, the Korean manufacturer has announced that it will begin to deploy the software update for owners of the smartphone LG G3 . The first area that will benefit will be Poland. Updates arrive on smartphones in other countries soon.
In other words, users of the LG G3, at least in some parts of the world could end up getting an update over-the-air before users Nexus 4, Nexus 5, the Nexus 7 or Nexus 10. It would certainly be a great disappointment to them that expect to have the update first.
I guess this is what happens when Google releases a developer preview a few months before the official launch of the new version of Android. If the search giant decided to release a version ahead of the final version so that application developers can have time to update their own applications to meet the latest design guidelines, it also helped manufacturers familiarize themselves with the version of Android the most recent, and so they can quickly push the updates to the operating system.
Among other things, Android 5.0 includes a new design language called Material Design and various notification options that give you more control over how and where you will see alerts and a Quick Settings panel updated.
See also : Sony brings Android 5.0 AOSP his family Xperia Z
Indeed, the Korean manufacturer has announced that it will begin to deploy the software update for owners of the smartphone LG G3 . The first area that will benefit will be Poland. Updates arrive on smartphones in other countries soon.
I guess this is what happens when Google releases a developer preview a few months before the official launch of the new version of Android. If the search giant decided to release a version ahead of the final version so that application developers can have time to update their own applications to meet the latest design guidelines, it also helped manufacturers familiarize themselves with the version of Android the most recent, and so they can quickly push the updates to the operating system.
Among other things, Android 5.0 includes a new design language called Material Design and various notification options that give you more control over how and where you will see alerts and a Quick Settings panel updated.