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But that is also pretty typical. It moves really slowly, and then a few major new devices are released and others almost simultaneously get updates. Hey look,
by jsight 9y ago
But that is also pretty typical. It moves really slowly, and then a few major new devices are released and others almost simultaneously get updates.
Hey look, the S9 and S9+ are launching with Oreo, the S8 is steadily getting it, and the Note 8 will be getting it realy soon!
- pjmlp 9y agoNot everyone is using expensive Samsung devices.
- eitland 9y agoI'm waiting for the relatively more reasonably priced Nokia 7 plus (or another Nokia model with AndroidOne.)
- jsight 9y agoI'm not sure how that is related to my point? I don't use expensive Samsung devices either and won't be updated to Oreo any time soon. But Samsung does have a large market share and them moving to Oreo right now will make the numbers start to shift pretty quickly. Basically, Android adoption tends to be glacially slow for quite a few months (~2% total), fast for the next few (up into the 20% range), and then the growth slows again for the next year or so with no single version ever quite hitting 50%.