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That's an old device. Notice I said now(as of 2017). Google announced 3 year OS updates a year after the Pixel was released(which they specifically stated at la
by Grazester 6y ago
That's an old device. Notice I said now(as of 2017). Google announced 3 year OS updates a year after the Pixel was released(which they specifically stated at launch would get 2 years of updates)
The Pixel 2 got updates for 3 years. I know because I have one sitting next me right now.
- kuschku 6y agoHonestly, I don’t care. I was forced to buy a Pixel 1 because the Nexus 5X didn’t get updates anymore, and by the time the Pixel 1 stopped getting updates, I just gave up. I won't support Android 11 and later in any of my apps. If someone has an issue with that, they're free to send me a device getting the Android Preview releases for the version they want me to support. I treat Android just like iOS now: Want support? buy me a devkit. In the past it was possible for me to just build AOSP master from source and test with that, but 3.0 was the first release breaking that assumption and after 5.0 the assumption was broken entirely. Now I just won't support it anymore.