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+++ UPDATE: In the USA and Australia, Samsung is said to have begun to Android 4.4 .4 to distribute the Galaxy S5 and the Galaxy Note 3. From the Galaxy S4 so far is the question. Already in the last week, operators had raised their hand “on the spot”, now apparently also the start. But not in Eu +++
Samsung still has not begun distributing Android 4.4.4 for the Samsung Galaxy S4, S5 Galaxy or the Galaxy Note 3. While the competition is, the current firmware perk to distribute – in the last week started about the rollout for the Sony Xperia Z -. Await Galaxy S4, S5 and Galaxy Note 3 users of things
Officially has Samsung still not to the – obvious – “delays” expressed. Nor is it clear whether the rollout later this month starts.
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Many users are unhappy and give themselves over ukonio.de disappointed – others show some sympathy. A Galaxy S4 users about for the record: “Until now, the Samsung firmware was always an absolute, Fail ‘. Bugs without end, poor performance and the battery was for a maximum of two days empty. I am now really a bit disappointed by Samsung “But the waiting time can those users abgewinnen something good:”.. Might have recognized the problem yes and make a special effort “
A different user specifies with his smartphone to be happy in itself – but the surprise waiting in relation to current Android updates:” I ask me anyway, why make it people like CyanogenMod to create an almost perfect operating system, and its own people by Samsung not “
In recent months there have been problems -. least, many Galaxy complained S4 users on Android 4.4.2 KitKat. Also Galaxy S3 users were disappointed, after an unstable Android 4.3 was rolled out -. 4.4.4 Android is in this country but no longer distributed for the GT-I9300
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But Samsung Galaxy S5 or Galaxy Note 3 users are still waiting for the update, even though the smartphone half a year, and the tablet just once a year on the . market
And so is a Galaxy S4 users to: – although I one hand the device and also, on “The battery that held even up to three days, is now already after twelve hours on end the factory settings, and on the other hand WiFi, Sync, site investigation and Co. have all turned off – all to no avail. “Addition seems to be only entitled:” soon I hope comes an update … “
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 users wait
But not only the 2012 flagship Galaxy S4 is the focus, even users of phablets Galaxy Note 3 – at the IFA has recently introduced the Galaxy Note 4 – are bemused the update policy from Samsung: “My Galaxy Note 3 is just eleven months in my possession until now Android 4.2.2: Was that all?”
The criticism in regard to the updates amazed just because many users are very satisfied with the device as such: “I hope the Android 4.4.4 for the Galaxy S4 comes. . Such a good phone it does not deserve to get any updates “After sometimes Lubricate Apps on Android 4.4.2, those users are still on:” All apps must run perfectly – no crashes “
Some. Galaxy S4 and S5 Galaxy users can meanwhile little optimism prevail: “This will drag on as much as the Galaxy S3 with the update 4.4.2. I also expect that eventually the battery can withstand a little bit longer. “To be published
Why Samsung apparently has such trouble, timely updates, remains unclear. A Samsung Galaxy Note 3 users said: “So I can understand Samsung not more slowly. You always bring out new devices quickly – with the latest Andriod version, but that’s it. Quick devices to the old device are -., Thanks to the software update “
Probably many waiting Samsung Galaxy S4, S5 Galaxy and Galaxy Note are 3 users only reconciled, Android 4.4.4 should actually be stable and harmonize well with TouchWiz …
What do you think: When rolled Samsung Android 4.4.4 KitKat for the Samsung Galaxy S4, S5 Galaxy and Galaxy Note 3 from? And why does Samsung so long to distribute the current firmware? We are very grateful for your assessments
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