Exclusive Preview: Here’s how Android 5.0 Lollipop will look on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Yesterday, we released exclusive screenshots showcasing the Android 5.0 Lollipop build running on the Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition. Now, we bring you some exclusive screenshots from an early build of Android 5.0 Lollipop for the Galaxy Note 4. As you can see in the images, many applications and UI elements have been updated with Google’s new ‘Material Design’ approach. The notifications pull down menu is now translucent, but unlike the Galaxy A3 and the Galaxy A5, the placement of the S Finder icon hasn’t been changed yet. This could change by the time Samsung releases the final build of the Android 5.0 ROM for the Galaxy Note 4. The settings menu now features side scrollable tabs for different sections such as quick settings, connections, device settings, and more. There’s now an on-screen back button in the settings sub-menus. All the native applications such as messages, dialler, calendar, email, task manager, and clock have been updated with Material design. You could also notice shortcuts for slow-motion and fast time video (time lapse videos) modes in the camera app.
As of now, we don’t know the tentative date for the release of Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the Galaxy Note 4, but we will keep you updated as and when we receive information from our reliable sources. Previously, we have released screenshots and videos of the Galaxy S5, the Galaxy Note 3, and the Galaxy S4 GPe running Android 5.0 Lollipop builds.
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Looks the same as tw 4.4.4, at least well be getting the benefits of art & better ram consumption from the lollipop update!
Dear Admin,
any new about Note 4 Dual sim will release in UAE market? waiting for dual sim in Note 4.
So exactly like the note 4 4.4.4 theme and apps? It’s identical….either this is a super early build with the old theme slapped on while they work on the base, or the laziest “major” update ever…
Did you happen notice that the note 4 is already material design for the most part? Designwise there’s not much to update.
not even Lollipop Status Bar 🙁 Same Old kitkat !! wtf
All they really changed was the way the dialer, phone, messages, and calendar looks. Its pretty much the same across all the devices they’ve shown. I’m not sure why they keep having these videos like it’s something new or different. Samsung as a company seems really unorganized and huge lack of consistency.
Samsung should be ashamed for using Sammobile to “leak” information about Lollipop on just a few phones in stead of proper information about which phones they’ll update.
In exynos is it 64bit build ??
this is exactly what I’m wondering. I just ordered an n910u from mobicity, paid the $248 for the exynos processor, while I’m eligible for a $199 upgrade from at&t.
oops. that’s $748.