As we told you last week, just a month after the launch of Android Lollipop 5.0, and little more than three weeks since he arrived at the g, Google published his first update, Android 5.0.1, with various bug and bug fixes. But, like everything that has to do with this latest version of Android, the process is going quite slow and only now have the factory images for it been released. Nexus 6 and Nexus 4. What is the status of the update? We give you all the details.
Android 5.0.1 begins to arrive little by little to the entire Nexus range
As already happened with the Android Lollipop 5.0 original, update to Android 5.0.1 is progressing very little by little, even for its own g, and while most tablets (although not some variants of the Nexus 7 2012) began to receive it within hours of we announced that the update was already underway, for smartphones we have had to wait almost a week more, even for the brand new Nexus 6. In fact, the only option for the Nexus 6 and Nexus 4 At this point it is still installing the factory images manually, although we assume that the update via OTA will not take long to arrive.
Once again, Motorola about to get ahead of Google
Not only does history repeat itself in terms of the slow progression of the update in the g, but also in terms of the speed of Motorola that, as other media also tell Android Help, you already have available Android 5.0.1 for Google Play version of your Moto G 2013. It is quite likely, in any case, that many manufacturers will follow suit and choose to bring this update directly to their devices, to benefit from the bugs corrected by it, but they will hardly be able to match it in speed.