Android's next update will reportedly fix Lollipop's memory leak

Everything isn’t easy when you are releasing a major system update. When you plan to bring a total visual changes to the User Interface, it is obvious that you will end up changing the way every visual element uses the available hardware of the device and that is what same in the new version of Android. If you remember a few months back Google started rolling out the latest Android Lollipop Update for its Nexus devices, following that more and more smartphone vendors started to do the same. But after couple of days, many users started to report for bugs and that is the reason the company decided to release Android 5.0.1 Update. But now it seems like this new update doesn’t fix every bugs.

Few Android users are reporting that there Android device is facing some serious memory leak bug after the updated to Android Lollipop version 5.0.1. They are saying that it is taking around 1.3GB of RAM and sometimes more on some older devices. Which as a result made many apps perform slow and force close them.

Replying to the issues, Google says that it is well aware of the bug and will release a fix in its “future” update. So, you can expect to see it fix in the upcoming version of Android, which might be Android 5.0.2

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