Well, that and the 4-year-old HP TouchPad. However, Google released Android 5.1.1 as well, but the build is only available for the Google Nexus Player.

Android 5.1.1 reaches a 4-year-old device LG’s latest flagship, the G4, also runs Google’s latest and greatest, but apart from that, you won’t see Android 5.1 anywhere else. Nexus and Google Play Edition devices have been updated, and Motorola also initiated soak tests for Android 5.1 on the Moto X. Google rolled out Android 5.1 not so long ago, but the build is yet to make its way to the majority of smartphones/tablets out there. Which brings us to the current day, when the old tablet gets another software update. However, tinkerers have continued to create custom builds based on Google’s Android, which they have applied to the tablet for years.

The tablet ran webOS, an operating system that currently survives on a number of LG smart TVs. The HP TouchPad arrived with a 9.7-inch display with 1024 x 768 pixel resolution and drew power from a dual-core CPU. If you’re one of those people who like to tinker with their Android devices, you probably know of HP’s TouchPad tablet, a device that was launched on the market back in 2011 and was capable of running custom builds.Ī few months after the big event, the company already discontinued the product, but the device continues to exist in some sort of reanimated state, being kept alive by developers who continue to push unofficial software updates for it.

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