The wait for lollipop is getting ridicules.

[Tidbits]

They know it works... These apps take matter of hours to test.  They already know it works. The 5.1 fixes has no relation and has no potential to break apps like going from 4.4.X(Dalvik) going to 5.X(ART). Now since all these 5.X updates are pushed out they know it works. Closest to the Turbo is the Moto X(2014) they have exactly the same software and "Verizon app". Motorola went on record they are dropping 5.0 in favor of 5.1. That all that matters to me.

[5844dwk30]

Do to the "lack" of promised lollipop update droid turbo price has gone down $50 now 64 GB is 549 and 32 is 499 tells me no update anytime soon

[Tidbits]

That generally means sales of the device has met it's break even point and sales have died down. So they lowered the price.  Standard business practice.

[D1fz]

I wish they hadn't done that. Those of us thinking about selling our Turbos will have to drop our prices too.

[5844dwk30]

Actually this came from a article from droid life get off of Verizon love fest page you might learn something according to this article price dropped because of failure to update device

[Tidbits]

Sure Droid Life knows everything that happens within a company they neither own nor work for. A writers opinions and assumptions are now fact...

[Heretic1989]

It could be that Verizon/VZW has a bunch of Turbos just laying around. It could be EOL (end of life), even though it's only been out since Oct of 2014.

[Heretic1989]

The 5.1 update was sent out by Google on March 9, 2015. Now, i'll  be the first one to say that it doesn't take that long to test a single increment. When it came to 5.0 that's a different story. 5.0 was a major OS overhaul. So i was more than willing to wait for LG and VZW to test it thoroughly before sending out the OTA.

[Jakeman1]

It is not as simple as test and release to the masses. First LG needs to test what they get. Then add their own stuff on top of it for the LG user experience. Then after that they need to add the Verizon Software (Bloatware) and test with that.  Then they release to a sample group for UAT and then to Verizon to test. After that point it is up to Verizon to schedule the release to the devices.  This process can take 2 months to 6 months if things go smoothly with everything.

[5844dwk30]

Tibit  you know more than droid life so which are you Verizon employee  or stick holder ?