LG G2 KitKat update coming before April

Jamie Feltham

January 16, 2014

It looks like third-party manufacturers are finally getting close to rolling out Android 4.4 – it’s been suggested that the LG G2 KitKat update will be coming in the next two months.

The news comes from LG Italy, which put on its Facebook page that the update would be here by the end of March.

Of course, this is the international version of the device we’re talking about. The Korean version of the phone got the update in December, so it’s not surprising to learn that it will hit other regions soon. This should at least apply to European territories, though we can’t speak for the US just yet.

As for the LG G Flex, we haven’t heard about such an update just yet.

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Jamie Feltham

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