If you happen to own a Samsung Galaxy S4 and are a subscriber of Sprint, then you would be pleased to hear that the Galaxy S4 update that arrived across the pond a month ago? It is now slowly but surely making its way in the US, through Sprint, of course. This particular patch that has hit American soil would be pretty much the same as what one would expect from its international counterpart, where you would be able to enjoy the option of moving supporting apps to the SD card there and then, freeing up more space on your device so that you can install new programs. Not only that, it also makes the Galaxy S4 a whole lot easier to manage, don’t you think so? You will be able to include certain apps on select microSD cards instead of having them all over the place.
Apart from that, customers who are business-minded will be able to gain access to the Knox security suite to boot. Of course, one ought to take note assuming you have plans penciled in to install a custom ROM, as XDA Developers members have reported that the bootloader has been altered, although there has yet to be word on whether it will be locked down or not. If you are not too fussy about flexible firmware, then you ought to be picking up this update really soon, and with that, we keep our fingers crossed that the remainder of the US carriers will not be left behind.