[xorcist]

But the Nexus devices are just as bad as the others. If you had bought the latest model last year you'd be screwed on updates by now.

I'd love to buy an iPhone but I want to run Android software so Android it is.

[ansible]

There's test builds of Android L for the Nexus 4 available, so it looks like it will also officially get that release. It's still got 2GB of RAM and a quad-core 32-bit ARM, so it's not too different from the Nexus 5 in that sense. It is really a question of how long Qualcomm will support the S4 Pro board support package. If we've all moved to 64-bit ARM cores, then that'll be a bigger problem for these older 32-bit phones.