AT&T is notorious for coming up with updates very late, but like the old saying goes, it is better to be late than never. Having said that, the Samsung Tab 4.0 LTE devices will be having its Android 5.1 Lollipop update after skipping the 5.0 update, finally.
The Android 5.1.1 Lollipop is the biggest update that tablets including the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.0 LTE, will be getting, ChristianToday points out. The update will give the tablet new Material Design user interface (UI) as well as a new quick settings menu. The update can be found in the AT&T website.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab 4.0 10.1 LTE is a mid-range tablet that AT&T has been carrying for some time now, and it is very good to see that users now will enjoy the new features that the update will bring to the device, UberGizmo reported. Aside from the improved user interface, the Android 5.1 Lollipop update will also feature an enhanced security measure and better memory management.
The update, according to LatinPost, will be 926MB in size so it is utterly important for Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.0 10.1 LTE users to free up some spaces to make room for the update, the website advised. It is downloadable via Wi-Fi and at least 50% battery life to complete the transfer.
Upon installment, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.0 10.1 LTE will now run on build number LMY47X.T537AUCU1BOG5.
Aside from the enhanced security feature and improved user interface, the update will also improve the Tab's WiFi and Bluetooth features. The old Tablet is also pre-loaded with Beats Music which, upon update, will be removed because Apple bought the online music service and is now called Apple Music.
Another good addition of the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update is the screen pinning feature. This feature will give the tablet privacy to the user in case the tablet is borrowed. Wih this feature, the owner can pick the apps that can be accessed. This feature will make the device; delete free and unwanted purchases proof too.
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