3 ms·

It's nothing to do with Android - it has to do with the device you picked up. I'm typing this on a Nexus 6p and I'm rocking beta of Android N. I think if you g

• Nullabillity 10y ago
  Worth mentioning that the Sony SW3 was by far the last Android Wear device to finally get the Marshmallow upgrade, so all isn't great on that front either.
• zepto 10y ago
  You seem to be blaming the customer for not understanding the politics of the Android software update fiasco. That is very much Android's problem.
• drivingmenuts 10y ago
  Which would be awesome, except that the last Nexus device I got has "the unrecoverable flicker" and they stopped selling the Nexus tablet. I have a phone, I wanted a 7" tablet for those times when I wanted to shut off the phone and play a game or read or watch a movie. I liked the Nvidia Shield, but they pulled that from the market. I settled for Galaxy Tab 4, but so far, IMO, it's total shite. That's the second time Samsung has suckered me into buying something that sounds good, but didn't work out. Not to mention which, Samsung has had something like 6 months to update from 4 to 5 and still have failed to do it.
  • sandGorgon 10y ago
    The phones have always been the best phones you could buy for the price. The camera on the Nexus 6p and the 5x are still up there with the latest flagships. Android has never had a good tablet story...but on the phones, you should definitely try a Nexus