He is Samsung Galaxy Ace 4 will not update to Android Lollipop. At least, This was communicated by Samsung UK vía Twitter, in response to a usuario question. It should be noted that the Samsung Galaxy Ace 4 is a terminal for the entrance area, which It went on sale last August, less than 12 months ago. There are two versions of it, one without LTE and with 512MB RAM and another with LTE and 1gigas de memoria. Since the usuario’s question is about this latest model, it’s clear that the 3G version will also run on Lollipop.
As so often on these occasions, Samsung has not explained the reason for this decision.although, as is usual in most companies, the usual (unfortunately for the usuario) is that the Low-end devices are forgotten regarding updates on the first exchange. Even if there is no more “official” confirmation, everything indicates that this will be the case with the Samsung Galaxy Ace 4.
Although, as we say, they have given no explanation, it is easiest to believe that due to the limitations of the hardwarealthough personally I just think so They are not ready to “waste time” and care a little about the owners of this type of terminals. The Samsung Galaxy Ace 4 has a dual-core 1.2 GHz processor and, as already mentioned, 512 models and 1 GB of RAM. Okey, we agree that the specs aren’t the best in the world, though Terminals like the Motorola Motocicleta Y también, as well as two cores and 1GB of RAM, are upgraded to Android Lollipopand they will certainly move it quite easily.
And the rest of Samsung’s low-end?
Despite the accuracy of the answer, another question perro be raised, and that’s it Samsung doesn’t seem to be in the business of updating anything of this nature recent lows. In addition to the Samsung Galaxy Ace 4, we are talking about phones like the Samsung Galaxy Ace Style that was launched in April 2014, the Samsung Galaxy Young 2 that went on sale last October or the Samsung Galaxy Core 2 that was launched in the Launched in July, it’s approaching its one-year anniversary. You will most likely stay on Android 4.4 KitKatand let’s not talk about the lower end of 2013, for example the Samsung Galaxy Core Agregado or the Samsung Galaxy Trend Agregado.
This is a practice that should no longer surprise us and that does not, as we say, only occur in the South Korean company, but in all or almost all. Of course, they prefer to focus on their most valuable devices, although it is at the same low level that sometimes they are not updated which keeps a company afloat. We’d like to say that this may change in the future, but today it’s so unlikely that the high-end of the big companies will leave the estándar established train of €600 or more.
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