Following the launch of Android 4.4 Kitkat last fall, a major controversy arose around the fact that the Galaxy Nexus will be out of support. Initially, Google is committed to 18 months of updates and although the terminal was presented in 2011, still had a powerful enough not to be discarded hardware. Now the question arises about the Nexus 4, 7 and 10, 2012 .
first line of the Nexus smartphone manufactured by LG as the 10-inch tablet Samsung just turned 19 months since its introduction in October of 2012, while the Nexus 7 first sum generation and 23 months. Considering that Google offers the guarantee, all these devices should stay without receiving Android L , however, there is reason for optimism.
There binaries 5 Nexus devices
As noted SlashGear this morning, Google engineers responsible for sending binaries for Nexus Android work with 5 different teams , which include the smartphone and tablets in 2012.
While version for Android developers L was launched a few days ago the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) , this week, however, appears to have confirmed that the update also coming to the end of the previous generation models.
A growing demand
course, both manufacturers and Google are interested the user to purchase a new handset or a new tablet instead of having to invest their own resources in update devices that have long been on the market, however, it is increasingly clear that the issue of updates is one of the important at the time of choosing the product of a company or other variables.
‘ll see what happens. If L finally reaches Android Nexus 4, 7 and 10 , the developer preview would be released over the next few days.
Consultation all the information on our Android section on system .
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