LG G2 update on T-Mobile now rolling
We always endeavor to bring news about updates for different tablets and smartphones and today we have details about an LG G2 update on T-Mobile that’s now rolling out. Alas, this is not the LG G2 Android 4.4 KitKat update but something rather more minor.
T-Mobile has already begun pushing out this OTA (over-the-air) update to the LG G2 that will bring it to build number D80110g, and it will continue to roll out over the next few weeks. The update doesn’t appear to add very much other than software stability improvements.
Nevertheless, virtually any update is worth having and both LG and T-Mobile obviously felt that it was significant enough. The update is 147MB in size and if you want to manually check if it’s ready for your device simply head to Settings followed by About Device followed by Software Update.
We mentioned the Android 4.4 KitKat update above but there’s still no news on when this will extend further for the LG G2. The update began rolling out for the LG G2 in South Korea over Christmas and a French carrier has it scheduled for late January.
Meanwhile LG has stated that the 4.4 KitKat update for the G2 will rollout in Canada in late Q1 but there’s no further news yet for other regions. Of course we’ll bring more information on that as we hear it.
If you have the LG G2 on T-Mobile, have you already received this latest minor update? Perhaps you’re just eagerly waiting for the LG G2 Android 4.4 KitKat update to arrive?
Source: Droid-Life
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9 thoughts on “LG G2 update on T-Mobile now rolling”
I already have the kit kat update as of today in north America
..any news in how it works ? Better ?
Ive had this update downloaded for about a week now through the LG PC Suite software.
any news in how it works ? Better ?
Minor update ??? There is a big, big difference on android 4.2.2 and 4.4.
Jim and John, any news in how it works ? Better ?
Downloaded it today…sadly when it was done there were no fireworks, no band played, just a reboot on the phone and some broken widgets. Made a few calls, didn’t really notice anything better, or worse for that matter. I actually never had the thing lock up on me and didn’t ever hear of that even being a problem so I cant say why they fixed it. So I am just going to tell myself that some smart programmer fixed a security issue that I never knew existed…and I am going to try and convince myself that the update wasn’t really the NSA installing some super software “for my protection”. Just kidding…
So.. No one is gonna answer Benni’s question?
Poor benni : (
The low light focusing of the camera could use some improvement. Otherwise, I hope it doesn’t break anything but seen nothing coming yet