Gradually OEMs are updating their devices to the latest Android software update, KitKat, which Google released late last year. The first devices to receive said update were Google’s own Nexus crop followed by Google Play Edition variants. Over the past few months KitKat has been rolled out for many devices and now T-Mobile has come through for its LG G Flex variant.
Starting today the T-Mobile LG G Flex Android 4.4 update is going to be released. It bumps up the software version to D95920d. Apart from bringing software stability fixes and battery improvements, the update also brings the new KnockCode feature for this device. Improved that are part and parcel of Android 4.4 KitKat will be included as well.
T-Mobile’s release follows on the heels of Sprint which released the same KitKat update for its G Flex variant just last week. Even though it is rolling out the update today it might take a couple of days for it to go live across all regions. When it does the update will automatically pop up on all supported units.
Alternatively users can also trying manually pulling the update by mashing the update button in the settings application. However they decide to update, KitKat’s chocolatey goodness is now within arm’s reach.
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