As Verizon notes, their latest version of Android is a bit of a mixed bag. While the OS works as intended, the phone is a bit too buggy for it to have any real use.
The problem is that it’s buggy because it only works with the latest version of Android, which is 5.0.1. As a result, Verizon’s note 4 device is actually not the best option for the user. It can’t run the latest version of Android, which is 5.1, at the same time it can’t run the latest version of Android 5, which is 5.1.1.
This is not a phone that you can upgrade to and expect the latest version of Android to work with. It’s a phone that is already old and buggy. It can run 5.0.1, but it doesn’t work right with 5.1.1. It also does not support the latest version of Android that is shipped with the phone. It’s the same phone that can run Android 3.0, but it’s not supported by the latest 3.1.
When you install a phone on a new computer you have to install the latest version (which in this case is 5.0.1) of Android. This means that if you have an old phone that doesnt support 5.1.1, it wont be able to run Android 5.1.1. Its a phone that will only run Android version 5.0.1.
The Verizon Note 4 is one of the first phones which is released with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, but its not supported with Android 5.0.1. The Note 4 is still being sold with Verizon, but its not supported with Android 5.0.1. Hopefully, Verizon will soon release a new version of Android that supports new phones that are released with Ice Cream Sandwich.
This can be a tricky one, but it really depends on what phone you have. You may be able to get 5.1.1 on a Verizon phone that wont support Android 5.0.1, but there are issues with that. The good news is that if you cant use Verizon phones with Android 5.0.1, there is a Verizon phone that will work with Android 5.0.1 that is very close to the official release of Android 5.0.1.
It’s possible that Verizon is planning on making their phones work with Android 5.0.1. There is some very cool news though. Verizon will be releasing a new version of Android in a few months that has it’s own version of Android 5.0.1. This version will be called “Android 5.1.1.” The new version will support some of the new features Verizon was bringing to Android 5.0.1 like Near Field Communication and Bluetooth Low Energy.
Some users would like to see Android 5.0.1 for Verizon phones, but I’m not sure it will happen. Some people also say there is no way Verizon will allow Android 5.0.1 on their phones. I think both of these statements are wrong. Android 5.0.1 is very close to the official release of Android 5.0.1, and this version of Android has already been tested on Verizon phones.
Android 5.0.1 will not be for Verizon, but it is almost guaranteed to be on all the next-gen Verizon Note 4 phones. With that said, the Verizon Note 4’s software has been updated to 5.0.1 this week, so it is possible that Verizon could possibly bump it down the road to 5.1.0 when it comes out.
It’s worth noting that the Verizon Note 4s’ software is running at least on Verizon and AT&T, so this update could very well affect some of us Verizon customers.
