Written by Administrator Tuesday, 01 March 2011 11:17
What you expect when you buy an android smartphone of your choice ? Well it could be anything in your concern but you may want your smartphone to upgrade after you unwrap it from the box, isn’t it ? But at that initial stage of buying that android device doesn’t assures you that if it will ever be updated or not. On the other hand, Google casts foremost new edition of Android every six months however there is no way of assuring that your device will ever obtain a newer firmware than what it came with out of the box. And this often happens that the bestseller smartphones are able to get an update in near time but failures are spotted backwards.
With these things keeping in mind, LG is committed to endow with as a minimum one next-edition revise to all of its Optimus smartphones. Apparently, LG's Director of Global Communications, Kenneth Hong made a statement that LG's "viewpoint is to be proficient to put forward at least a one-level raise for all Optimus smartphones pioneered in 2011 and ahead of"
For example if you buy an LG Optimus which runs on Froyo then your smartphone will be able to get at minimum a one-level upgrade which will make this smartphone to run on Gingerbread. Moreover, if you buy a Gingerbread operated mobile phone of LG then you will get an update for that too.
At this instant such a pledge is certainly a good move and a positive approach but it's besides a solemn obligation by the firm. LG has been dishonorable on the subject of making available after-sales software renewals to its devices and this might be the indication of a big twist in the company's values and strategies to implement in the upcoming time.
Regrettably, there aren’t any words to verify that if the update will take how much time to hit the devices, as it wasn’t a part of the conversation by Ken Hong. But what do you think that at least one software upgrade seems to be enough for your smartphone to not let itself chase behind the smartphones which are really damn hot ?
Important: Do bear this in mind that word of honor given by LG for the update is only assured for carrier-free never-locked versions of the LG phones.
