We’ve had several looks at leaked software for the Samsung Galaxy S5, but users have been left high and dry in terms of builds that can be flashed to their own devices. Well, the teasing might be over, for a few users at least, as Android Lollipop for the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S5 has apparently made its (unofficial) appearance, perhaps slightly ironic seeing as the Android 4.4.4 update was just rolled out last week by Sprint.
Of course, this build of software is not the final build, but as far as the developer can tell, it can make calls, send messages, and is good for general use, though this hasn’t been tested extensively. If you do own a Sprint Galaxy S5 and want to take the plunge, know that flashing this build will wipe your data, and as always with flashing ROMs to your phone, the risk you take with your device is your own. If all of this sounds good to you, hit the source link below to visit the XDA forum page where the build links are.
Let us know if you try out this build and how you find it.
Source: XDA via Phandroid
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