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Resource Sammobile, citing unofficial sources, said the list of devices Samsung, which will be updated to the most recent at the time of OS Android - 4.2.2, as well as yet unannounced Android - 5.0 (Key Lime Pie). Meanwhile, the source notes that perhaps this is not a definitive list, and it can later be changed. It became known that devices such as Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note (released in 2011 on Android 2.3), receive the latest OS Android 4.2.2. Few manufacturers provide similar support for their devices - as long as such devices are awarded only Nexus. The new version of the operating system Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, which will be presented in the Google I / O, will be available only for 5 devices. In particular, Android 5.0 will be: Tablet Galaxy Note 8.0 and Galaxy Note 10/01 , smartphones Galaxy S III and Galaxy S4, and planshetofon Galaxy Note II . In this device the average issued in 2012-2013, will run on Android 4.2 with the Value Pack (set of soft-chips from Androi

Samsung's barely finished packing up from its recent stint in Barcelona, but that hasn't stopped another device surfacing on the Korean peninsula. The Galaxy Player 70 Plus appears to be a powered-up version of its 5-inch device from last year, side-stepping the design tweaks we saw last week on the Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 -- the other new (similarly long-winded) Android PMP from Samsung. Alongside a dual-core 1GHz processor, other hardware improvements include a (Korea-only) DMB TV tuner, 5-megapixel camera and a 2,500mAh battery to keep that expansive screen running for longer. The media player will arrive in both 16GB and 32GB capacities, priced up at 399,000 won ($356) and 469,000 won ($418) respectively, although there's no news just yet on whether the wider world will get to wrap their hands around that substantial 5-inch screen.