It's something that many of us with flagship smartphones take for granted – firmware updates to the latest version of Android. Granted, we still complain when they don't arrive as soon as we would like them to, but we do expect the update to arrive, at some point. But what about the lower budget smartphones? Sadly, handset makers aren't quite as diligent in updating their cheaper phones to newer versions of Android. Today we have news that one of Samsung's more budget-conscious offerings, the Galaxy Ace 4, might not be receiving a helping of lollipop goodness.
@reubenupstone I'm afraid the Galaxy Ace 4 will not be getting the Lollipop update Reuben.
— Samsung UK (@SamsungUK) June 25, 2015
Twitter user, @reubenupstone got in touch with Samsung UK's Twitter team to ask when the 1GB version of the Galaxy Ace 4 would be receiving the Lollipop update because of issues with how KitKat handles the phone's MicroSD card. Samsung UK simply replied that the Galaxy Ace 4 will not be updated to Android 5.0. There were no further details or explanations, it's unknown if it's just that the Ace 4's specifications aren't up to the job of handling Lollipop and Samsung's TouchWiz interface, as the S4 mini before it.
At the time of writing Samsung France, Russia and Poland have all given non-committal answers as to whether the Galaxy Ace 4 will indeed receive a lollipop update, so there is still some room for hope, but not much I fear.
Source: YouMobile
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