Android Key Lime Pie OS Confirmed For Several Samsung Galaxy Devices

March 19, 2013 - PRLog -- The Samsung Galaxy range of Android powered smartphones continues to be one of the most successful series in the mobile phone category, and this looks set to continue thanks to the recent unveiling of the new Samsung Galaxy S4.

This device looks assured to follow in the footsteps of its predecessor, the Galaxy S3 which was the best selling smartphone model of 2012, which itself is a follow up device to previous instalments of the Galaxy S range. Along with Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S series, the Galaxy Note range of phablet and tablet devices also continues to be a dominant force in their respective niches. Samsung Galaxy S4 news: http://samsunggalaxynews.co.uk/several-samsung-galaxy-devices-confirmed-to-run-android-5-0-key-lime-pie/

Owners of a number of the more recently launched devices in the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note ranges will be pleased to hear that their devices will be subject to an upgrade to the all new Android Key Lime Pie operating system, according to Android Authority. It has being confirmed that version 5.0 of the Google owned operating system will be making its way to the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy S3 models, along with the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Note 8.0 devices. Samsung Galaxy S4 deals: http://www.phoneslimited.co.uk/Samsung/Galaxy+S4.html

Details about this operating system are very scarce, as it is yet to be officially announced, although this is expected to take place in May at a Google conference where it is also expected that the new Google X Phone will be unveiled.

Because the aforementioned Samsung devices pack plenty of advanced hardware features, we can expect Android Key Lime Pie to be an extremely advanced OS. With the ongoing battle for dominance with Apple and its iOS platform, we really expect Google to pull out all the stops on the next instalment of Android.

We will keep you posted as soon as we hear of any developments regarding the software, and any other devices confirmed to run the new OS.