Sprint Samsung Galaxy S5 (SM-G900P) gets a leaked Unofficial taste of Lollipop

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Sprint Samsung Galaxy S5 (SM-G900P) gets a leaked Unofficial taste of Lollipop

As soon as Lollipop was officially release quickly we stated seeing lots of porting to Android Lollipop and slowly we are seeing OEM devices are getting updated to Lollipop as well. But thanks to Garwynn over at XDA-Developers Sprint user owners of a Samsung Galaxy S5 can flash this image and experience Lollipop on their Samsung Galaxy S5 while they wait for the official OTA to start to get pushed.

for more information and details on flashing your Samsung Galaxy S5 with this Image head over to XDA-Developers website to the original post.

HERE IS THE DIRECT LINK TO DOWNLOAD THE FILE.

Also a big thank you QBKING77 who put together a Video over at his YouTube channel demonstrating how this flash looks and feel on the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S5.

VIA: XDA Developers

By Juan Sanchez|2015-01-05T02:17:05-05:00November 27th, 2014|Categories: Latest News|Tags: Android 5.0 Lollipop, GS5, leak, leaked, Lollipop, Samsung, Samsung Galasy S5, Sprint|0 Comments

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