Here's Android 5.0 Lollipop running on the Samsung Galaxy S4, with a new TouchWiz and Material Design aboard

After wooing us with an exclusive preview of the Android 5.0 Lollipop version of TouchWiz that will arrive on the Samsung Galaxy S5 several weeks ago, SamMobile today treated us to yet another sweet and compelling sneak peek of a firmware that's coming straight from Samsung. This time, we are dealing with 2013's Samsung Galaxy S4, a device that is still among the more popular and wide-spread on a global scale, which is running a Android 5.0 Lollipop with a Galaxy S5/Galaxy Note 4-like TouchWiz atop.



A while ago we told you that the Exynos version of the phone, the GT-I9500, will surely receive a renovated TouchWiz UI with the newest Android on board, but we haven't hard anything about the Snapdragon 600-toting variation (GT-I9505) of the Galaxy S4 yet, and neither has SamMobile.



Unfortunately for the fans of the Galaxy S4, the demonstrated build won't be released to the public as it has quite many an issue on board and is “not suitable for a daily driver”, because it's not based on the latest available AOSP build (Wi-Fi doesn't work, for example).