Bad news for owners of our favorite Galaxy S II variant, the Galaxy Nexus. Google has confirmed that, after a mediocre-length and healthy life (for the GSM version, anyways – the CDMA has always been the ugly step child of the family), Google is officially ending support for the Galaxy Nexus as they confirm that the handset will not be receiving an update to today’s Android 4.4 update.
That means that, for those counting, only the original Nexus 7, the second-generation Nexus 7, the Nexus 10, the Nexus 4, and the just released Nexus 5 will support Android 4.4 at this time. This is slightly disappointing as the Galaxy Nexus is not even two years old, having been released in mid-November by Google and Samsung. It’s okay, Galaxy Nexus. We still love you. Even if big-daddy Google no longer does.
Source: Google
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