Android 4.4.4 Problems Roll-Out To Nexus, Motorola, HTC; Brand New L Update To Replace Android 4 in Q4
Android 4.4.4. problems roll-out update has emerged this week to at least three devices. Android 4.4.3 is history now and Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out fixes most of the Android 4.4.2 - Android 4.4.3 bugs, security problems, WiFi connectivity issues and battery drain problems.
Though the Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out took place just a few weeks ago, firms are scurrying to get the fix updated into their Android phones and systems. The earlier versions of Android like the 4.4.2 all the way up to the Android 4.4.3 have bee causing problems for Android users. And the Android 4.4.4 is an eagerly awaited update for Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, Moto G, Moto E and Motox and Google Play Edition devices.
Despite Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out being a short update for users of Android 4.4.3, released a few days ahead of the Android 4.4.4, the KitKat problems roll-out is a huge update for those who did not update to Andrew 4.4.3. The same holds true for those on the Android 4.4.2, which caused a bunch of problems for Android users. As a result, the Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out has been long awaited and consumers have been expecting a release date since March.
Perhaps the best know carrier that has reliable statistics on Android updates is France's SFR. SFR said that it plans to unveil its Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out for the Moto G, by July 16. The Android update will have security bug fixes for Open SSL and Motorola integration.
Motorola announced its plans to provide the Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out to Droid MAXX, Droid Ultra and Droid Mini. HTC is driving its Android 4.4.4 problems roll-out update for the HTC One M7 and the HTC One M8 while release dates are planned for July - August.
Google released the Android 4.4.4 problems rollout update just in time for the announcement of the brand new Android L update. The update is slated for release in tandem with a new Nexus 8 during 2014 last quarter.Android L will eventually replace Android 4.4.
