It seems that the Galaxy Note 8.0 will not receive the update to Android 5.0 Lollipop. Samsung, the course of their years of experience gained by certain infama take long months before taking a major update to its products, often completely giving up a device still with potential. With the new changes in TouchWiz, it is expected that the situation will improve in the next generations of the company’s main line of smartphones in South Korea, but at the moment some users must still be disappointed by the lack of support for their devices.
In the Gulf, the official account of Samsung initiated a session answers the fans of your Facebook page, attending important issues of short and fast. There, the Asian company confirmed that the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Note 8.0 would not be awarded the latest version of mobile operating system from Google. However, as has been officially announced that the Note 2 is to make the upgrade to Android 5.0, the detail assigned by the profile in the social network can refer only to products which are marketed in the region.
If the Galaxy Note 8.0, released ‘yet’ in 2013, actually not be able to be upgraded to Android 5.0 Lollipop internationally, will not be for lack of hardware. As well as intermediate phones that are already benefiting from the renewal ‘lollipop’ Sweetheart little robot, the unit of South Korea has 2GB of RAM and a processor with four cores and Mali-400MP for the graphics, resulting in a performance favorable to the implementation of the latest platform from Google. Therefore, the supposed choice of Samsung would have other reasons beyond the performance.
Samsung has yet to comment officially on the global version of the Galaxy Note 8.0, so it is impossible to see if the gadget really will be phased out as the updates, the view that, who owns a model unit does not have to despair. Even the long time taken by the Asian to release operating system updates is due essentially the TouchWiz , responsible for the modification of a wide range of elements of the virtual environment, needing several optimizations before being made public. We will monitor the situation of the upgrade.
(updated on May 12, 2015 at 15:19)
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