The last tweak Google to Android Lollipop , version 5.0.1, would experience a major bug.
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If the 5.0.1 version of Android that was released earlier this month has made some minor corrections and some fluidity in various functions within the mobile operating system, it seems that it has also introduced a major problem. Although the recently discovered in Android 5.0.1 update Google bug is not nearly as serious as the problems in iOS 8.0.1 , users are nevertheless increasingly frustrated with their devices.
BGR reports that Android 5.0.1 Lollipop knows a memory leak bug, which means that the memory is not released as it should be . So when your unit is affected, the end result is that the performance of your mobile device decreases, it becomes very slow and the applications start planting. Therefore, the Android device must be rebooted to clear the memory. But of course, no miracle, the same thing can happen again. The affected devices include the Nexus 6, the Nexus 5, the Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 tablet.
Some say they need to make their smartphone restarts daily. A message on Reddit highlighting the issue now has a score close to 2000 points, which should probably be reacted Google, which will bring special attention to this problem.
If it is widespread, there will probably be another correction soon. The next major release of Lollipop, numbered 5.1, is expected in February, and Google has already indicated that it will improve memory management, and various other corrections such as better battery life, or bugs that affect wireless connections.
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If the 5.0.1 version of Android that was released earlier this month has made some minor corrections and some fluidity in various functions within the mobile operating system, it seems that it has also introduced a major problem. Although the recently discovered in Android 5.0.1 update Google bug is not nearly as serious as the problems in iOS 8.0.1 , users are nevertheless increasingly frustrated with their devices.
BGR reports that Android 5.0.1 Lollipop knows a memory leak bug, which means that the memory is not released as it should be . So when your unit is affected, the end result is that the performance of your mobile device decreases, it becomes very slow and the applications start planting. Therefore, the Android device must be rebooted to clear the memory. But of course, no miracle, the same thing can happen again. The affected devices include the Nexus 6, the Nexus 5, the Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 tablet.
If it is widespread, there will probably be another correction soon. The next major release of Lollipop, numbered 5.1, is expected in February, and Google has already indicated that it will improve memory management, and various other corrections such as better battery life, or bugs that affect wireless connections.