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Bell’s Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to receive Android Lollipop in early April

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Last updated: March 30th, 2015 at 05:20 UTC+02:00

Samsung has been rolling out Lollipop sweetness to a lot of its high-end smartphones, be it the Galaxy S5, the Galaxy S4, or the Galaxy Note 3. However, Samsung's latest phablet, the Galaxy Note 4, still hasn't received Android Lollipop update on a number of carriers around the world, including Bell Mobility in Canada.

According to a Bell representative, the company plans to rollout Lollipop for the Note 4 (SM-N910W8) sometime early next month. The update is most probably waiting for certification and quality assurance. Currently, there's no word on when the update will hit the Edge variant of the phablet, the Galaxy Note Edge, but we think that it shouldn't be too long.

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