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Upgrade Android L Samsung Galaxy S2 Kies-Look at the phone in the front of you. Maybe you love it, and chances are it's essentially the most used items you keep. It's OK to become little attached to it, and it's a good idea to keep it as long as you can instead of spending money on each and every new thing that comes along.

We know that isn't always easy. Soon, we're going to get started hearing an increasing number of about Android D, how great it lets you do something, or precisely how cool some brand-new feature looks. You are going to want Android L around the phone in the hands. Not that you would like it, and nothing your phone does today will eradicate working just because could possibly new version of Android. Still, since Android fans, we just gotta are.

For some folks, that means a whole new phone. Still hanging onto that Galaxy S3? Yes, you're upgrading or perhaps rooting and romming. For others, getting Android L is often a given — your Nexus 5 and a lot of the Google Play devices can have it promptly after it sheets out sometime later this coming year. But for most of us, we get to take a position and talk about it somewhat.

Let's talk.

It indicates Nexus phones (and tablets) and Google Play release devices. These are your better bet to besides get Android D, but get it without waiting for manufacturers and companies to jump throughout and fill that with apps and features you won't ever will use and didn't want to start with.

It's also pretty simple guess which of those devices will view Android L and which won't.

The Nexus 5 is often a lock. You can check out the "L Preview" on it right now should you be bold and have sufficient time to collection everything up — and set it backup again when you recognize that the L Preview isn't where ready with regard to daily use.

I will say that every one of the Google Play release phones — includng those that were discontinued — will dsicover Android L.

I'm also predicting how the sexiest phone available — the Nexus 4 — is not going to get Android L. And that helps make me sad. I hope I'm wrong, but it's going to two years outdated. That's a lifetime within the tech industry.

About the tablet side, expect the Nexus 7 2013 along with the LG G Mat Google Play edition to find out an update. The 2012 tablets aren't about to get any D loving. Poor, poor Nexus 10. You were revolutionary as well as fabulous.