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Android 5.0 for some Samsung device


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Here is an unofficial list of current phones that will get Android 5.0 and those that will stop at 4.2.2 per: http://www.androidguys.com/2013/03/19/unofficial-pre-list-of-android-updates-for-samsung-devices-surfaces/

 

 

To get Android 5.0.

  • GT-I9300 – Galaxy S III
  • GT-I9305 – Galaxy S III LTE
  • GT-I9500 – Galaxy S 4
  • GT-I9505 – Galaxy S 4 LTE
  • GT-N5100 – Galaxy Note 8.0
  • GT-N5105 – Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE
  • GT-N5110 – Galaxy Note 8.0 Wi-Fi
  • GT-N7100 – Galaxy Note II
  • GT-N7105 – Galaxy Note II LTE
  • GT-N8000 – Galaxy Note 10.1
  • GT-N8005 – Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE
  • GT-N8010 – Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi-Fi

End at Android 4.2.2 update.

  • GT-I9080 – Galaxy Grand
  • GT-I9082 – Galaxy Grand DUOS
  • GT-I8160 – Galaxy Ace 2
  • GT-I8190 – Galaxy S III mini
  • GT-I8350 – Galaxy Beam
  • GT-I8730 – Galaxy Express
  • GT-I9070 – Galaxy S Advance
  • GT-I9100 – Galaxy S II
  • GT-I9105 – Galaxy S II Plus
  • GT-I9260 – Galaxy Premier
  • GT-N7000 – Galaxy Note
  • GT-S6310 – Galaxy Young
  • GT-S6312 – Galaxy Young DUOS
  • GT-S6810 – Galaxy Fame
  • GT-S7710 – Galaxy X Cover 2

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My issue with the list is those are the international models that Samsung controls the updates on. I fully expect my Galaxy Note 2 to get KLP, but it is ultimately up to Sprint to certify the release and send it out. Samsung may make the successor to KLP available to the international Note 2, but I wouldn't expect Sprint to release that. I also don't expect Sprint to release 4.2.2 for the Galaxy S2

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A little off topic, but I'm wondering if any other phone manufactures will roll out Android 5.0

 

My understanding is that the new HTC One will ship with Android 4.1 or 4.2

Just wondering if it would be a canidate for 5.0

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