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That seems to be largely a carrier issue, and unfortunately the best solution seems to be to root the device and install/update stock Android manually. This is
by Zikes 13y ago
That seems to be largely a carrier issue, and unfortunately the best solution seems to be to root the device and install/update stock Android manually.
This is why Google is moving a lot of Android's functionality into applications, which can be updated easily via the Google Play Store.
- luke_s 13y agoI should also put a shout out to the compatibility library and google play services - these mean app developers are not tied to having to code against the latest version of android to use new features. Essentially all Android updates do now is to change some of the core OS plumbing. The big changes from 4.1 to 4.2 were rendering speedups. 4.3 seems to be new versions of the bluetooth stack and open GL.