Google announced the Samsung Galaxy S4 with stock Android

I have to admit that although I’m a hardcore fan of the Samsung Galaxy S4, I don’t really like their homemade UI as well as those bloatwares that are eating up the available storage on the device. Well, Google seems to be able to understand how most of us are feeling as they’ve officially announced the new Samsung Galaxy S4 that will be running on stock Android 4.2 . That being said, the device will hence be receiving software updates directly from Google instead of its manufacturer. Likewise, you can also expect it to come with an unlocked bootloader that developers would love.

 

We’re not sure when the stock Galaxy S4 will be released, but rumors apparently purported that it’ll be hitting the U.S. market via AT&T and T-mobile by the end of this quarter. So if you’re not a fan of Samsung’s UI but enjoys Nexus-like experience on your smartphone, then you may consider getting the device this summer.

 

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