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It's a lot easier for Nokia to do that because they use a version of Android that's basically stock. Samsung re-skins the UI and adds a bunch of features, so ev
by 43920 8y ago
It's a lot easier for Nokia to do that because they use a version of Android that's basically stock. Samsung re-skins the UI and adds a bunch of features, so every time they upgrade to a new version of Android, they have to re-apply all those patches. (of course, whether they should do that is another question...)
- toper-centage 8y agoThat's part of the problem and why I rather not buy highly custumized versions of Android.
- llampx 8y agoGiven how android has been developing I'm happy to have done features from OEMs that google hasn't added yet.