ACTUALISACION A LLOLILOP

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La nueva versión Android 5.0 Lollipop ya está oficialmente entre nosotros, aunque de momento sigue siendo un misterio sin resolver qué terminales actualizarán oficialmente y cuáles no lo harán, al menos por cauces oficiales.

Es cuestión de tiempo, pues los principales fabricantes irán haciendo públicos durante las próximas semanas sus comunicados y planes de actualización para los principales dispositivos de sus catálogos Android, así que habrá que estar atentos para no olvidarnos de ninguno.

Como siempre, será un poco caótico seguir a cada fabricante, y si lo es para nosotros más todavía lo será para vosotros, los usuarios y lectores de Xataka Android, así que queremos mantener esta lista activa con todas las confirmaciones de actualización que nos vayan llegando por parte de los fabricantes.

La idea es manteneros lo más informados posible acerca de los planes de actualización y de los terminales que recibirán oficialmente Andorid 5.0 Lollipop, aunque seguramente habrá algunos que se nos escapen, así que os animamos a participar ayudándonos a confeccionar la lista con los terminales que confirmen su actualización oficial a Android 5.0, lista que estará siempre accesible en el blog y que actualizaremos constantemente:

GAMA NEXUS

Terminal Status
Todos los terminales Google Play Edition Confirmado
Google Nexus 4 (LG) Disponible
Google Nexus 5 (LG) Disponible
Google Nexus 7 (2012) (ASUS) Disponible
Google Nexus 7 (2013) (ASUS) Disponible
Nexus 10 (Samsung) Disponible
Nexus 6 (Motorola) De fábrica
Nexus 9 (HTC) De fábrica
BQ

Terminal Status
Toda la gama Bq Aquaris E Confirmado
Bq Edison 3 Confirmado
MOTOROLA

Terminal Status
Moto E Confirmado
Moto G (1ª y 2ª generación) Disponible
Moto X (1ª y 2ª generación) Disponible
Motorola Droid Ultra Confirmado
Motorola Droid Maxx Confirmado
Motorola Droid Mini Confirmado
HTC

Terminal Status
HTC One M7 Confirmado
HTC One M8 Confirmado
ONE PLUS

Terminal Status
One Plus One Confirmado
SAMSUNG

Terminal Status
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Disponible
Samsung Galaxy S5 Disponible
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Disponible
Samsung Galaxy S4 Confirmado
Samsung Galaxy Note II Confirmado
LG

Terminal Status
LG G2 mini Confirmado (no oficial)
LG G2 Confirmado
LG G3 Disponible
SONY MOBILE

Terminal Status
Sony Xperia Z, Xperia ZL y Xperia ZR Confirmado
Sony Xperia Tablet Z Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z1, Xperia Z1S y Xperia Z1 Compact Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z Ultra Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z2 Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3v y Xperia Z3 Compact Confirmado
Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Confirmado
HUAWEI

Terminal Status
Honor 6 Confirmado (no oficial)
Ascend Mate 2 Confirmado
NVIDIA

Terminal Status
Nvidia Shield Tablet Disponible
ASUS

Terminal Status
Asus Zenfone 4 Confirmado
Asus Zenfone 5 Confirmado
Asus Zenfone 6 Confirmado
Asus Padfone S Confirmado
Nuevo Asus Padfone Infinity Confirmado
LENOVO

Terminal Status
A5000 Confirmado
A6000 Confirmado
P70 Confirmado
S90 Confirmado
Vive X2 Confirmado
Vive Z2 Confirmado
Vive Z2 Pro Confirmado

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