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As far as I know those have the exact same issues with their kernels. The problem isn't the Android side of things, that's workable with Android One phones too.
by pedrocr 8y ago
As far as I know those have the exact same issues with their kernels. The problem isn't the Android side of things, that's workable with Android One phones too. The problem is what is described in the article, the kernels at best get some patches but are never upgraded to new versions. Imagine if your Linux laptop was restricted to the specific kernel version the particular vendor had decided to ship initially.
- liotier 8y ago> Imagine if your Linux laptop was restricted to the specific kernel version the particular vendor had decided to ship initially In older times, kernel patches for exotic hardware often tied the user to a specific version - of course a very stale one... Let's not go there again !