This year, it is going to be pretty hard for critics to find reasons to fault Samsung. The Korean manufacturer has launched two incredible smartphones in the form of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge, both of which feature impressive design and hardware, and also fix the software issues (namely lag and stutter) that have plagued Samsung’s smartphones for a long time now.
Speaking of software, Samsung has also been pretty active at updating its devices to Android 5.0 ever since it was announced by Google. All of its flagship phones in the past two years have made the jump to Lollipop, and it seems the smartphone giant isn’t taking any rest – it has now started updating the Galaxy A3 to the latest version of the OS, kicking off the upgrade party for its mid-range lineup.
Russia is the first market to see the update rolling out over the air, though a global rollout should soon follow. While not replacing the entire software with the one that debuted on the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge, Lollipop does bring a refreshed UX that takes inspiration from Google’s Material Design, along with things like better performance, lockscreen notifications, and more.
Earlier reports have said that the entire Galaxy A lineup is set to receive the Lollipop update, though it remains to be seen if Samsung will maintain its momentum in adding more names to the list of devices that have left their Android KitKat days behind.
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