It was designed to be flexible and unite Android devices, but Google’s latest operating system, called Lollipop, is said to be crashing phones and tablets. People who rushed to download Android 5.0 have warned others not to upgrade, after reporting their devices have slowed down, and that some apps have broken or disappeared altogether thanks to the ‘unusable’ update. Google’s new look Android operating system was launched last month to favourable reviews and is designed be used on different devices, even powering smartwatches, TVs and a car. People who rushed to download Android 5.0 Lollipop (illustrated) have warned others not to upgrade, after reporting their devices have slowed down, repeatedly crash and that some apps have broken or disappeared altogether thanks to the ‘unusable’ update
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People who have downloaded Android 5.0 are warning others not to do so
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Google's new operating system was meant to be 'flexible and unite devices'
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But, users of Nexus devices have reported a number of annoying problems
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Apps created with Adobe's Air tool disappear in some cases
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Update has  slowed tablets down and affected sound quality, users claim
‘If users have downloaded the Lollipop update, having been prompted to do so from their device, and it has rendered their device unusable, our customer services team is standing by to help, and we recommend they contact them on 0800 328 6081,’ @placeholder’s spokesman said.