Latest Android Lollipop update has started to be released for AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 3, and Galaxy S4. Rumors are spreading in Europe that the update for Galaxy S4 has already started in Germany. Amazon.com, meanwhile, is giving deals for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 for as low as $199.99. Android 5.0 update for the Galaxy Note 3 will come with a build number: LRX21V.N900AUCUEOC1
Samsung recently released the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, which S6 Edge was awarded as the "Best New Handset, Tablet or Device" during the show from the Groupe Speciale Mobile Association (GSMA), reports by Tech Times.
Besides the Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 was also a big success for the company that it was reportedly even difficult to find at least find one Galaxy Note 4 in retail stores and online. Talk about being such a high demand.
Now, there is good news for those who want a brand new Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Amazon.com is currently offering the following deals:
- $199.99 by just signing a two-year contract with Sprint (as of 11:52 PM Central Time, Mar. 25).
- $583.48 used AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (as of 12:10 AM Central Time, Mar. 26).
- $199.99 Verizon Wireless Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (as of 12:14 AM Central Time, Mar. 26)
This deal is just in time as AT&T has just begun releasing Android 5.0 Lollipop for Galaxy Note 4.
Meanwhile, an Android 5.0 update is also available for the Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900A via over-the-air, which carries the build number: LRX21V.N900AUCUEOC1, reports by GSM Arena.
The said update will bring various changes and improvements such as refreshed TouchWiz user interface and brand new ART runtime. The update could only be downloaded by WiFi connection.
In another part of the world, there are rumors circulating that users of Samsung Galaxy S4 in Europe will soon be receiving the Android 5.0.1 update. It was rumored to have been spotted in Germany and that the update will start to be available in the continent in about two to three weeks, reports as cited in Customs Today.
However, a news outlet writer Doug Lynch had some reservations about this. He reportedly said to "take this information with a grain of salt because there's no telling how true it is." If the rumors are true, he also said, "We can only imagine that if Samsung has released the update to select countries in Europe, then we can expect it to be sent to all the surrounding regions as well."
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