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Another week, another top ten chart summing up your interest in the devices in our database. Certain trends have started emerging, but it still never ceases to surprise us how huge a difference major news events, sales and launch promotions can make to the chart, often in unforeseeable ways.
The past week wasn't really that eventful in terms of new device announcements, but the rumor mill has been overflowing with intriguing stories, which have naturally stirred-up things in the popularity list as well.
Starting at the top of the list, we once again find the Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime. The device has long been present on the list, but only recently did it manage to dethrone the long standing champion – Galaxy S6. Actually, this is now the third week in a row and with a difference of over 28000 hits between the top two spots, the budget phone takes home yet another victory.
While Samsung's flagship still sits at the runner-up position, followed by the Asus Zenfone 2 ZE551ML. At number four, we find a rather peculiar new entry in the face of the Xiaomi Mi 4. The year old handset has not only managed to appear on the chart out of nowhere, but has also shot straight to the reputable fourth position, just edging out the iPhone 6. This is quite an achievement and could perhaps be attributed to a recent price drop for the Mi 4 in India.
Going further down the list, we find the aforementioned iPhone 6, sitting where we left it last week. The Samsung Galaxy A5 and Galaxy S6 have switched places – sitting at sixth and eight position, respectively.
Right between them, at seventh place, we find yet another odd new entry – the Lenovo K3 Note. Also, not a frequent visitor on the chart, the phone has managed to pull off quite a performance to get all the way to number seven. But, again, we believe there is a logical explanation for this sudden spike in interest – namely the phone's recent launch in India with a sub $200 price tag.
The bottom of the chart once again holds some interesting and affordable devices. This week these are the Galaxy E7 and Galaxy J1. Again, out with the old, as the Galaxy S4 has vacated the ninth position it held last week.
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The first and second gen Moto X are about to get their Android 5.1 Lollipops update in the US and the rollout is expected to start next week. Carriers have already launched the the soak-test for the Moto X (2013) and Moto X (2014), which already got the Android 5.1 update in several other regions.
David Schuster, senior director for software product at Motorola Mobility, stated that the soak-test of the Android 5.1 update for the Moto X (2014) owners on Verizon network has commenced. For now, the firmware is only available to a closed test group. Once they are pleased with its performance, the soak-test will seed to all Moto X owners on…
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LG has quietly shared that the Android 5.0 Lollipop update will not be released for the Vu 3 phablet which was announced in late 2013. The phablet launched in 2013 running Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.
The Korean company released Android 4.4 KitKat for the Vu 3 which has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 coupled with 2GB of RAM. The core hardware is decent enough to run Lollipop, but obviously LG couldn't quite refine its software.
LG declared that the Android Lollipop for the Vu 3 could not reach stable state and thus the plans to release the Lollipop for it were…
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Motorola has started a soak-test of Android 5.1 Lollipop for the first generation Moto G 4G in the United States. David Schuster, senior director for software product management at Motorola Mobility confirmed the update.
As expected, Android 5.1 features Material Design. Notifications have also been changed to intelligently present the most important ones first. The Quick Settings in the notification tray will now offer Flashlight feature.
Users from UK and Europe have already begun receiving Android 5.1 Lollipop on their first generation Moto G 4G LTE devices. Motorola Droid Turbo is also expected to get the firmware soon.
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