Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo LTE+ has been confirmed to receive the official Android 5.1.1 Lollipop software update. The final version of Android Lollipop will bring in innumerable improvements in user interface, security and more.
Android 5.1.1 Lollipop will finally be coming to Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo LTE+ units as revealed by a reliable tech site. According to You Mobile, the device with model number SM-N7505 will receive the new software version six months after it has not been updated.
This report was confirmed after the site posted exclusively three Android 5.1.1 Lollipop firmwares for the Galaxy Note 3 Neo with model number SM-N750. Per site's information, Samsung UK has already confirmed the update to its Galaxy Note 3 Neo+.
The 4G variant Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo+ is expected to get the update "in the next few weeks before the end of the year."
Android 5.1.1 Lollipop is definitely bringing in several enhancements in Material Design and TouchWiz, battery, security, apps and more.
Lollipop will give a fresh appearance making the user interface more dynamic, more interactive, more vibrant and more fluid. The overhauled Material Design features al dente shadows for animated interactions for better navigation. The user interface now is therefore made spotless and simple.
Another notable enhancement with the new Lollipop version is the device switch and setup. Being made easier and more convenient, device switch will only be a step away from two Android devices given they are both capable with near field communication (NFC). Switch is applicable to wallpaper, installed apps, and screen layout, Wi-Fi settings, location and other settings.
Phone not capable of NFC? Users need not to worry because Lollipop gives them the option to manually restore settings from the older device. Simply sign into a Google account and select the device to restore.
Syncing smartphones, tablets, watches, TVs, cars and other devices is made simple and easy. Browse on one device and continue on another. Use a Google account to access all photos, apps, music, and apps.
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