Samsung currently still offers quarterly Android updates to the Galaxy Note 9, which was released later that same year. The last major update for the Galaxy S9 was Android 10. Meanwhile, seemingly Because of "reasons" (or at this point mostly out of curiosity) I find myself with an old Wiko Iggy phone running Android 4.2.2 that after being factory reset is unable to install anythin If your device can update to Android version 3.0 or newer, we advise you to do so. If you can't update your device to Android version 3.0 or newer, you can sign in to your Google Account on your device's web browser. Android 4.2, which the Nexus shipped with, wasn't a huge update. Earlier in 2012, Google had launched Android 4.1 (called Jelly Bean), which was actually a big deal since it brought big Android 14 has been in beta for a while now, and so far, highlights include updates that Iā€™d classify as nice-to-haves: a different look for the back navigation arrow, support for a new backward Google Play services controls the Google Maps API, Google Account syncing, the new Device Manager software and remote wipe options, push notifications, Google Play Games services and much much more. The latest update to Play Services brought low-power location APIs, geofencing, and power saving improvements. WhatsApp, owned by Meta (erstwhile Facebook Inc), will continue to support devices running Android 4.1 and later. The messaging platform also supports newer versions of the iOS and KaiOS operating This has happened to Android 4.4 KitKat, which is now officially losing support. In a very brief announcement on its blog, Google has announced that Play Services will not be supporting Android
Support status Unsupported since 2017, Google Play Services support dropped since August 2023 Android KitKat is the codename for the eleventh Android mobile operating system , representing release version 4.4.
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