Motorola Droid Turbo from Verizon is getting a small update that is not Lollipop. This new little update brings the device to version 21.44.12 and it appears to be a small KitKat bug fixer. Below you can check the changelog itself: Email application fixes Fixes for low call volume issues DROID command center widget update fixes to reflect up to date weather. The update is rolling out in stages and it will reach your device in a few days. There’s nothing to be excited over though. Source: Verizon
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AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy S5 Active gets an update – not Lollipop
Samsung Galaxy S5 Active from AT&T is getting a small OTA that is not Lollipop. The update is actually 4.4.4 with not much to say except that we have some miscellaneous improvements, some security updates and bug fixes on the way. In order to get the OTA you can go to the update menu and manually pull it or you can wait for a few days to have it make its way to you. The update is a mandatory action so if you try to postpone it for too long, it will force its way to your device anyway. Source: Samsung Support
Google revealed Android 5.1 on Android One devices in Asia
Google quietly revealed the Android 5.1. update by bringing it to the Android One, its cohesive platform for developing markets. Prior to this update, the most recent version of Android available was 5.0.2 and it mostly reached Nexus tablets and smartphones. Google is not saying what actual changes are being made but among the reported changes are an improved battery, restoration of a true silent mode that was missing in the first Android 5.0 update, better RAM management and updated Material Design with an updated color choice. Android Police reports suggest that the update is already rolling out in some Android One markets (Indonesia is first). Source: The Verge
Lollipop 5.0.1 images for Nexus 4 and Nexus 6 on Google Devs
In case you were wondering, Nexus 4 and Nexus 6 images for Lollipop 5.0.1 are now up on it devs page. The update began rolling out on a few devices a week ago, and now the older and newer mobile phones are getting their due share for your flashing pleasure only. There is still no news on an update for Nexus 5, or the 2012 Nexus 7 LTE version, but we will let you know as we find out more details. Below you can find the link for the new images; happy flashing! Source: Google Devs
AT &T’s HTC One M8 gets update to Android 4.4.3
HTC One M8 from AT&T is getting an OTA update to Android 4.4.3. The change is not so great considering M8 was launched with KitKat, but the optimizations and security fixes are worth the download. The firmware is number 2.23.502.3 and it weighs around 660 MB. AT&T is not the first (T Mobile already updated its HTC M8 last week), but not the last to update the M8 either, as Verizon will update its device version mid-September. You can start pushing that Update button now, but beware if you have a rooted phone. Most security fixes will plug up exploits that allow root access, so you may want to wait a bit before updating. Or you can reinstall the stock OS before updating. Source: AndroidPolice [wdsm_ad id=”1484″ class=” ” ]