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To bring a whole new user experience, LG has geared up to trade its flagship smartphone: G3 with hugely-talked Android 5.0 Lollipop OS. The tech giant has announced that Poland users will be the first to download the latest mobile operating system from this week, while the other territories are yet to hear some official word for this update. Apparently, this advanced firmware had seen light of the day with proclamation of most desirable Nexus 9 Tablet and Nexus 6.
Notably, LG is the first global mobile maker that is offering Lollipop upgrade in 2014 to rule the space of smart devices. As the matter of fact, by following Google's Material Design theme, the update will obviously bestow even better and best mobile experience among the consumers of LG G3. It has been claimed to provide an enhanced design language with added depth and improved lock screen for security purpose.
The updated OS will confer renovated notifications with modernized layout and color scheme. Interestingly, the successor of Android KitKat also adds some cutting-edge security functionality to fortify the connectivity between devices. Here, the appropriator can unlock the phone via a nearby pre-registered Bluetooth device such as Android Wear watch: G Watch R.
A while ago, some early stage screenshots had also been spotted in a report, which were clearly hinting about Android 5.0 Lollipop interface in this high-end mobile phone. The South Korea based Company is continually striving to fulfill the desire of Android enthusiasts. And, it might release LG G2 with Android L in 2015.
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