Will Nexus 4 get Android L update

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Yup, Google just confirmed.

The question is - will it impact performance? Typically I'd say yes, but it sounds like Lollipop was designed to run on low-end hardware. Could go either way.
 

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Yup, Google just confirmed.

The question is - will it impact performance? Typically I'd say yes, but it sounds like Lollipop was designed to run on low-end hardware. Could go either way.
I've already used Android L ported to the Nexus 4. It will run just fine, and smoother due to Android runtime.
 

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Yup, Google just confirmed.

The question is - will it impact performance? Typically I'd say yes, but it sounds like Lollipop was designed to run on low-end hardware. Could go either way.

Said the same thing for Kitsat

Posted via Nexus 7 2013 or verizon Galaxy S5 or maybe one day through my moto 360
 

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Yup, Google just confirmed.

The question is - will it impact performance? Typically I'd say yes, but it sounds like Lollipop was designed to run on low-end hardware. Could go either way.
Im sure nexus 4 can handle lollipop with its quad core CPU and 2GB RAM with no problem.
 

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