Will the Nexus 5 update to Android 5 Lollipop on its own or if I manually "check for updates" on the system?
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Yes it will text you to download it. I just updated to 5.1. Note going to 5.0. It pushes things deeper into thecgoogle ecosystem. I found all my emails combined under gmail. Not a huge deal, but a bit surprising. Nexus is not just a pure android experience, but more of a google/android experience
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It should update when available, but the updates don't come right away as they do on my nexus 7. Tegra note is a quite slow when it comes to receiving updates. Hope this helps! :)
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No, the update to the current operating system is free and should be KitKat 4.4.
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android 4.2.2 came out for this tablet, so you can update it. I am using 4.2.2 now.
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It was suggested at another website to first check to see if your tablet requires the update by checking the current build number on your tablet. Here's the pertinent info:Before update:System Info - from "About device" in settings:Model number: MID7015Firmware version: 2.1-update1Kernel version: 2.6.29 Root android 2.1Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101105-2After update:Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101124-3Mine shows the updated build number so I haven't attempted an update. I haven't any issues with my tablet other than the appslib giving an error message but this was corrected by updating appslib from their website....took about 30 seconds to do it. It was suggested at another website to first check to see if your tablet requires the update by checking the current build number on your tablet. Here's the pertinent info:Before update:System Info - from "About device" in settings:Model number: MID7015Firmware version: 2.1-update1Kernel version: 2.6.29 Root android 2.1Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101105-2After update:Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101124-3Mine shows the updated build number so I haven't attempted an update. I haven't any issues with my tablet... » Read More It was suggested at another website to first check to see if your tablet requires the update by checking the current build number on your tablet. Here's the pertinent info:Before update:System Info - from "About device" in settings:Model number: MID7015Firmware version: 2.1-update1Kernel version: 2.6.29 Root android 2.1Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101105-2After update:Build number: MID7015 1.6a_20101124-3Mine shows the updated build number so I haven't attempted an update. I haven't any issues with my tablet other than the appslib giving an error message but this was corrected by updating appslib from their website....took about 30 seconds to do it. « Show Less
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I have not personally tried, however, I see no reason you will not be able to go to lollipop if you wish. Google wants everything to work with their cloud storage concept. That being said, it only makes sense to allow for the upgrade. I have not heard anything that would make me think otherwise. As with any change, make sure your important stuff is backed up first.
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I don't have Android to test for myself but the simple answer is Yes IF you are using recent hardware (like the Nexus 5 or S4) and the latest OS updates. Wahoo explains in more depth on their website
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I agree, it's just the phone. It would notate the station as well if it were included I would believe. I am not so sure about recommending this phone any longer. They have yet to give out 4.3 or 4.4 for mine and I have the first gen one still. Ended up buying Nexus 5 to stay up to date with everything. Great idea, but Asus is being lazy when it comes to keeping their product up to date as far as I have seen (or haven't due to no updates to later OS.)
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Not yet, and I've not checked recently to see if there is any word on it yet. BUT at this time Lollipop is VERY broken, I've heard friends with note fours complain, my Google nexus is messed up, so Lollipop is NOT worth it anyway :P
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Yes its alot like a nexus in the os, but it takes about a month to get the newest os that all nexus's have at that point in timeSo it should get android L in a month or 2
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Hi... I did not bother to updateb it because it got updated automatically. Just had to register with a samsung user account, and the notifications to update came as regular applications.
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If you're in the U.S. yes; it will automatically update. If not, find the SDK or APK installer online. There's instructions on YouTube.
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The Nexus tablets are Google tablets and therefore they typically are among the first to get updates. Yes, it will get the update very soon!
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yes it can be updated to 4.0. mine was already installed on the tablet. but try going to the settings menu then scroll down until you see about tablet. on the top of the about tablet it should say system updates click on that and see if it works.... hope this helped
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HTC has not rolled out the lollipop update as it is having some issues .u will have to wait for a month or 2 to receive the lollipop update.
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It does not support android L (5.0.x Lollipop) but it is reported it will in the future. But, there was no specific date given though.
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I never try to upgrade it i did not know that u can ever upgrade it. I dont think u can. Try and call android they very helpful . They will let u know whethet u can upgrade it. Good lunck.