Showing posts with label devices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label devices. Show all posts

Thursday, August 18, 2016

LEAK Could Samsung Be Updating Its Mid Range Devices To Android 4 4 Too

LEAK Could Samsung Be Updating Its Mid Range Devices To Android 4 4 Too


android A few weeks ago, a Samsung document was leaked that appeared to reveal Samsung‘s planned schedule for updating its flagships from this year and last year to the newest build of Android, Android 4.4 KitKat. The update quoted in that document was of build “KRT16?, which we know to be a undisclosed version of KitKat. A similar Samsung document has been leaked out today which suggests that Samsung is considering an update of a plethora of Samsung’s mid-range devices with that same build of KitKat, a list which includes the likes of the Galaxy S4 Mini and even the Galaxy Core.


Unlike the previous leak, the document snapshot doesn’t show whether there is an estimated time-frame for this to happen, though from the title of the document, “under investigation” suggests this is all up in the air for now. I’d be surprised if the newer and more powerful devices in this list did not to get the update, like the Galaxy S4 Mini, but you never know. The main thing is that Samsung considered it at all, right?


Any owners of these phones hoping that Samsung follows through and updates your phone with Android 4.4? Let us know what you think in the comments.


Source: SamMobile via Android Ice Cream Sandwich




by Stephen Yuen via AndroidSPIN

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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

iOS 7 runs on 74 percent of all compatible Apple devices

iOS 7 runs on 74 percent of all compatible Apple devices



The latest App Store statistics released by Apple revealed that 74% of all compatible devices now boot iOS 7. The share of the latest OS version is up 10% since October, thus making iOS 7 the fastest adopted release to date. The numbers from Apple also show that iOS 6 runs on the devices of 22% of all App Store users. The remaining 4% goes to devices running older iOS versions. The...




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