Phones Samsung Another Sprint statement on Froyo for the Samsung Epic 4G News By Phil Nickinson last updated 22 October 2018 Sprint's followed up on its blog after a couple of Tweets this afternoon regarding getting the Epic 4G updated to Froyo. Here goes:Epic 4G users: We want to assure you that Froyo for the Epic 4G is still in the works. Sprint works very closely with our manufacturing partners to ensure that we deliver the best possible customer experience on our wireless devices. We approve the release of software updates when a new software version provided by the manufacturer can bring a better overall customer experience on the device. It is our intention to bring these updates to our customers as quickly as possible but only after they meet our rigorous testing criteria.We can't provide any guidance on an exact or estimated release date at this time, but please know we are working to get Froyo out for the Epic as quickly as possible.Here's to Sprint for offering a little more transparency. Anybody heard from Verizon and AT&T? [Sprint]Be an expert in 5 minutesGet the latest news from Android Central, your trusted companion in the world of AndroidContact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Phil NickinsonSocial Links Navigation More about samsungHow to free up space on your Samsung Galaxy phoneSam Altman tours Samsung chip factory leaving us wondering what he's up toLatestMeta Horizon OS could repeat Android's biggest problem if Meta isn't carefulSee more latest ► TOPICS Samsung Sprint Froyo Samsung Galaxy S Ii Most PopularThis Pixel phone was truly iconic, and now it's 46% OFF at Amazon, no strings attachedRumored Pixel Tablet relaunch could finally bring long-awaited accessoriesReddit back online after brief outageThis hidden Visible deal could drop your phone bill to ONLY $15 per month — just use this promo codeThe 46-day COROS VERTIX 2S targets Alex Honnold-esque adventurers; here are our early impressionsGoogle is dragging its feet on killing third-party cookies yet againGoogle Messages might let you disable its crazy animations soonGoogle Calendar is adding new chips to make hopping between months a breezeMeta Q1 2024 earnings highlight AI focus amid strong Quest salesHMD debuts its first original Pulse series phones with 'Gen 1' repairabilityGlance is coming to the US, whether we like it or not MOST READ1We may know when the summer Galaxy Unpacked launch will happen2Android 15 has a new dark mode switch with the same old problems3Next Galaxy S24 Ultra camera upgrade might be on hold for a bit4How to free up space on your Samsung Galaxy phone5Audio brand Moondrop just launched a $399 Android phone with 3.5mm and 4.4mm ports