Nexus 5 Android 4.4.3 update confusion mounts
There has been evidence of another Android KitKat build for a while now with a release seemingly coming a few days ago, but the Nexus 5 Android 4.4.3 update confusion is now mounting.
A few days ago it seemed that Sprint had started to push out the Android 4.4.3 KitKat update to owners of the Nexus 5, but the firmware didn’t arrive and all mention of the software has been taken down from the Sprint website.
The schedule originally stated that the new firmware would begin its journey on April 14th and would contain some bug fixes as well as two new Spark LTE bands, but now the listing has been removed from the website.
Sprint could have got the dates wrong or there may have been issues found at the last minute, but normally Google pushes out firmware updates to Nexus hardware.
Do you think Sprint jumped the gun?
Source: Android Police via Ubergizmo.
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2 thoughts on “Nexus 5 Android 4.4.3 update confusion mounts”
Well if they have the finished version it would be strange to hold back. I rather think it’s some issues.
I am waiting
for this updates from last two months and don’t know whether it is rumored or
confirmed that the update will be available from 21st April. Earlier
it was rumored that the updated would be available from second week but that
too gone now. I am facing quick battery drainage problem in my Nexus 5 due to
continuous running of background camera apps. I even update the new version of
Skype but the problem still persists. To overcome this issue from my side, I recently
purchased a wireless charger for it from Amazon by CHOETECH at reasonable price
with wide charging pad to avoid the risk of breakdown of port due to frequent
charging.