Recent rumors, reportedly coming from YouMobile, said that Samsung is currently pushing for Android 5.1 update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 which excited owners. However, Samsung Insiders cited by SamMobile debunked this claim implying that Samsung is not developing an Android 5.1 update for Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
SamMobile further stated, "Our sources tell us that Samsung is not working on Android 5.1 for any of its devices at the moment, let alone the Galaxy Note 4. There is also no word of the company bringing the latest version of its UX to the Galaxy Note 4 with Android 5.1 - that is sure to disappoint owners of the device, but as it stands right now, the Note 4 should be staying on Android 5.0.x for the foreseeable future..."
It seems to imply that there won't be any Android 5.1 Lollipop update anytime soon.
For those who are waiting for an Android 5.1 Lollipop update for Samsung Galaxy S5, reports by International Business Times AU stated that there is no latest update as of this moment. Further, Samsung has not reportedly given any other information if Samsung have any plans for an Android 5.1 update. It is most likely that Galaxy S5 users will have to settle for the Android 5.0 Lollipop. This agrees to the information given Samsung insiders mentioned by SamMobile.
And for those who are waiting for an Android 5.1 Lollipop update too for Samsung Galaxy S4, ChristianToday stated that Samsung seemed not to be working on a new Android update yet. This agrees again with the information received from Samsung insiders.
SamMobile mentioned that Samsung's main focus as of this moment is to bring the Android 5.0 to the Galaxy A lineup without any specific timeframe when will the update is to be released. This could be the reason why there's no Android 5.1 Lollipop update yet for the Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S5, and Galaxy S4.
However, there are custom ROM's for the Android 5.1 Lollipop update available online but it has risks. For those who want to the take risk, just click the following and carefully read the instructions:
Disclaimer: Providers of the update will not be held responsible for anything that could possibly happen to the device. Update at your own risk.
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