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 samsungSam Altman tours Samsung chip factory leaving us wondering what he's up toHow to enable secure folders on your Samsung Galaxy phoneLatestBluetooth LE Audio FAQ: Four years later, here’s what you need to knowSee more latest ► TOPICS Samsung Sprint Froyo Samsung Galaxy S Ii Most PopularChrome on Android preps a feature to help you manage all those tabsBy Nickolas DiazMarch 28, 2024Samsung brings back a battery feature it previously removedBy Steven ShawMarch 28, 2024The Meta Quest 3 is more powerful than we originally thoughtBy Nicholas SutrichMarch 28, 2024Some Samsung devices are already getting the April update with camera improvementsBy Brady SnyderMarch 28, 2024The regular Google Pixel 8 is getting Gemini Nano after allBy Jay BonggoltoMarch 28, 2024Google's Gboard makes venting frustrations faster and simplerBy Jay BonggoltoMarch 28, 2024The latest Android 15 preview adds even more features for physical keyboardsBy Jay BonggoltoMarch 27, 2024Galaxy Z Flip 6, Fold 6 might settle with the same boring charging speedsBy Nickolas DiazMarch 27, 2024'Hulu on Disney Plus' rollout brings a bundle of content convenienceBy Nickolas DiazMarch 27, 2024Visible’s best wireless plan just got even better (without raising the price)By Patrick FarmerMarch 27, 2024Alleged batch of new Pixel 9 renders leak amid Pixel 'XL' rumorsBy Nickolas DiazMarch 27, 2024 MOST READ1Bluetooth LE Audio FAQ: Four years later, here’s what you need to know2How to use Quick Share on your Android phone3Ultrahuman Ring Air review: Forgettable, in a good way4Google may have accidentally revealed when Apple will add RCS to iPhones5Chromebooks are about to change in a massive way