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I don't blame Qualcomm one bit. Why would they want to support old hardware long after 99% of people aren't using it?
by Decker87 6y ago
I don't blame Qualcomm one bit. Why would they want to support old hardware long after 99% of people aren't using it?
- Naac 6y agoPeople aren't using it because it is no longer receiving updates. 2-3 year old hardware should not be considered "old", or obsolete.
- PurpleFoxy 6y agoAndroid hardware ages really poorly. I have an iPad and a few android tablets from around 2014 and the iPad is on the latest version of iOS 14 and feels almost new while the android tablets are basically unusable and on 2015 versions of android.
- jokoon 6y agoIf the software doesn't get updated, it doesn't mean the hardware is not aging well.
- renox 6y agoExcept for the battery, my GS7 is fine otherwise..
- fuzxi 6y agoMy 4 year old S8 is doing just fine. I'd be happy to replace the battery and use it for another 2+ years, but I only get one more quarterly security update.