Android usually fame ‘little upgradeable’ in the case of terminals with some years standing, who are often unable to access the latest versions of the operating system. Does the blame? So basically from manufacturers who are responsible for keeping up to date on your devices the moment they decide to add layers of customization, own software, etc. Well, the Nexus 4 could be a welcome exception when it reaches Android L.
A that done help carrying an installation of Android ‘camaraderie’ the kind that Google gets into their devices and are the weakness of many users of the operating system of Mountain View, who see their smartphones, with much less hardware than other more expensive, are able to work more quickly and efficiently.
But e l Nexus 4, which came out a November 13, 2012 , there appeared to be testing Android Honeys L were confirmed as only 2013 devices ie the Nexus 7 second generation and Nexus 5 But now, thankfully, seems to have opened a door to hope all owners of these sensational Nexus 4.
There have been two curious Google+ users who have been detected A series of messages in the Chromium section within code.google.com where you can read one of them carries an Android installation L (5.0, Lemon Meringue Pie or Lion) within its Nexus 4 (above the image you have a sample) and a number of ‘build’ LRW52G.
Does this mean that Android L officially arrive in Nexus 4? Well, some weeks ago we announced and this gives more hope to the community, which sees from within the own Google are doing probaturas to see how it can yield. Indeed, if we look at the latest claiming that Android L reach many devices ‘entry level’, do not understand that the Nexus 4 is out having the hardware you have: much higher than some of the cheaper smartphones.
Recall that Nexus 4 features a Qualcomm Snapdragon APQ8064 quad processor -core 1.5 GHz, 4.7-inch screen and 1280 × 768 pixels resolution, 2GB of RAM and internal storage 8/16/32, 8MP main camera and a 1.3 front and a 2,100 mAh battery
Source:. Android Police
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