After the Galaxy S4 Mini and Ace Galace 4, a third Galaxy joins the list of Forgotten Android Lollipop when he seemed almost logical that it would be updated. This is the Galaxy K Zoom.
Android M now approaching, it seems rather logical that manufacturers will devote much time to the previous version. Lollipop has generally been integrated into their overcoat to equip the new models as well as some already in circulation, but if yours has still received nothing, there is now unlikely to happen in the future, delay or off position exceptional. Nothing like to point at Samsung, for which the deployment was even pretty well except some unfortunate oversights, like the Galaxy S4 Mini, Galaxy Ace 4 and now also, the Galaxy K Zoom.
No update for the Samsung Galaxy K Zoom depending Mobile UK
Perceived by many as the camera declination of Galaxy S4, updated earlier this year, it would seem that he has also been deprived of Lollipop as the chances of seeing get a newer version in the future is virtually zero. He currently runs KitKat and should remain there. It had to be expected given the timing but confirmation is always better than mere speculation, and it has just been made by the British subsidiary of Samsung Mobile.
Once is not custom, it is on Twitter that the information was issued in response to an impatient surfer happen to know when the latest version of Android on its Galaxy K Zoom. The response to it have seemed brutal since it did not even consider the possibility that a smartphone is just not updated. This will be the case, however, the United Kingdom, but let’s look at reality, elsewhere also certainly.
A difficult configuration to question
No explanation is given of course. Wise decision on the part of Samsung, as it would probably not have been admissible from the point of view of users who find themselves with in their hands, a widely capable of running Lollipop carefree but who nevertheless find private smartphone . Let us recall that the Galaxy K Zoom has a hexa-core chipset clocked at 1.7GHz served with 2GB of RAM. The internal memory of 8GB just might be involved, but there was probably a way around the problem …
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