Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom’s Android KitKat Update Will Revealed Soon

Samsung Galaxy S4 zoom is showing the world its great features of capturing photos with other good features. In fact, this new form factors of the device has bring good facilities and features for the users to capture any good moment of a person. Now, the brand is going to bring android 4.4.2 KitKat update for the Samsung Galaxy S4 soon that will give the phone latest features and finish bug problems.

Samsung Galaxy S4 zoom Android KitKat update will bring some good performing capability and make the Smartphone very up to date for the users. However, the update is available for the Russia currently but has not released for the worldwide users now. Some functions and improvements have brought with the update for the users while the Smartphone will have new keyboard, camera shortcut on the screen as well as wireless printing support for the users. Moreover, the music controls have become easier with the resigned status bar on the screen.

However, a new Samsung Galaxy K zoom feature can be in this update too but the news has not officially announced for the users. As a result, this will be a surprise for the users because that feature will improve lots of function of a Smartphone camera function.

The update will be available on the Settings to About Phone Menu that needs good internet connection to update. The new Android KitKat update for Samsung Galaxy S4 number is C101XXUBNF4 that you need to select to get the latest update issue. Moreover, you will need to firing up Samsung Kies in order to update the device using your PC. However, if you have any problem updating the device or any other enquiry, you can use out comment box to ask for help regarding the issue.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom’s Android KitKat Update Will Revealed Soon

Five Samsung smartphones to get the KitKat treatment this month

Reports based on the leaked documents coming from Samsung India show that the Korean tech giant would bring the KitKat roll-out to five Samsung smartphones this month. The five spotted handsets are the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, Galaxy Grand 2 Duos, Galaxy Mega 6.3, Galaxy Mega 5.8 Duos and the Galaxy S4 mini.

The update for all these five smartphones have been finalized and the roll-out for the same in a staged manner. The above image shows the listing of the devices for the same. Now what appears is that this image seems to be pretty official unless someone is not that articulate to Photoshop it.

Moreover for the model numbers listed for the Galaxy Grand 2 and the Galaxy Mega 5.8 they show it to be their dual SIM that would be getting the KitKat treatment. It is still unclear as to whether the single SIM variants of the phone will too get the update or before or after it.

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Five Samsung smartphones to get the KitKat treatment this month

Android 4.4.4 update now rolling out to Nexus devices

Google has started sending another KitKat (Android 4.4.4) update before going to next big firmware release. The KitKat OTA update is available to stock Android models like the Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (WiFi), Nexus 7 (2012) and the Nexus 10. The new build (KTU84P) update reportedly is nothing more than a security fix. It contains a patch for an OpenSSL bug, which would have allowed a man-in-the-middle attack. This is similar to the Heartbleed bug that was tackled in 4.4.3 update.

Usually, the Nexus devices are the first to receive the latest Android build, followed by the Google Play edition devices. The latter are stock Android versions of certain handsets. Without the usual skins and bloat ware, these variants receive Android updates well ahead of the regular models stuffed with the manufacturer’s software.

While the factory images for the Nexus devices are already up for download, Google is rolling out the OTA update in batches, which means that it won’t show up instantly on your device.Keep in mind that the above update will fail if you have rooted your device since the zip file will first check if the system partition has been modified in any way or not. It might also fail if you have some system apps disabled.

 

 

Android 4.4.4 update now rolling out to Nexus devices