KPMcClave
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I don't know if posters are serious about this, but there is zero chance the Turbo doesn't get Lollipop.
I bought an LG G pad 10.1 from Verizon about a month ago and was told it would be upgraded to Lollypop by the sales people in the store. LG starts upgrading the G pad 7, 8.3 and 10.1 today. (4\12\15) Lets see if I get that from Verizon. At least both my tablet and Turbo are on Kit Kat :'(
Yes I thought I read that on an article here on android central a day or two ago. I am sure you can google it
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Does anyone know when Google is going to announce the next software upgrade? Is it June at the Google conference?
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I bought an LG G pad 10.1 from Verizon about a month ago and was told it would be upgraded to Lollypop by the sales people in the store. LG starts upgrading the G pad 7, 8.3 and 10.1 today. (4\12\15) Lets see if I get that from Verizon. At least both my tablet and Turbo are on Kit Kat :'(
Does anyone know when Google is going to announce the next software upgrade? Is it June at the Google conference?
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Im hearing turbo wont get it after all������
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If you become a member of a class action, don't expect much in return. The benefit is typically a penance (think a check for $1.36 four years from now) for a claimant. Your satisfaction will have to come from enriching a team of lawyers.I think that's very possible at this point. Furthermore don't be surprised if there is a class action lawsuit to follow, I think it's happened before for similar reasons.
Travaz,
I think I remember hearing it takes at least 6 months for a carrier to go through testing on a device once they've been handed the update from Google.
There is little chance we would see an update on the Turbo before fall of 2015. And given the fact the Turbo isn't a flagship phone like the Note it may never get it.
That 6 month test rumor you heard is plain wrong.
In fact, Lollipop came out just over 6 months now and a large number of phones are carrier approved.
Travaz,
I think I remember hearing it takes at least 6 months for a carrier to go through testing on a device once they've been handed the update from Google.
There is little chance we would see an update on the Turbo before fall of 2015. And given the fact the Turbo isn't a flagship phone like the Note it may never get it.