It seems that Android 5.0 Lollipop, the factory AOSP images of which got released roughly a month ago, is not the newest variation of Google's OS anymore. This title now belongs to Android 5.0.1 Lollipop. Its raw AOSP builds are all rolling under the LRX22C name and are now available for the Wi-Fi-only versions of the HTC-made Google Nexus 9, the Google Nexus 7 (2013), and the Google Nexus 10.
As the naming suggests, Android 5.0.1 is just a minor update over Android 5.0. There's no word on what's exactly been improved, however, it is logical that Google has did it best to fix some of the more serious bugs and flaws that many of the early Lollipop adopters experienced - the
Wi-Fi and the
flashlight bugs, for example.
The rumor mill also has it that Android 5.0.1 might also hit the various Android Wear-powered gadgets. One of the main that goodies it will introduce is said to be better battery life, which is always welcome, regardless of platform or gadget!
source:
Google via
Android Police
