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Must be disappointing for people who bought them. Especially since this one is supposed to finally be The Good Version of Android, apparently.
by funkah 15y ago
Must be disappointing for people who bought them. Especially since this one is supposed to finally be The Good Version of Android, apparently.
- kls 15y agoIt's a pattern of behavior from Samsung, those of us that bought the original Galaxy Tab 7 inch are still waiting for an update that will never come. Abandonment of the platform to sell hardware is a huge issue in the Android market since most of the vendors are pure play hardware vendors, they have no incentive to add features to sold products. I believe that Google saw this problem in part of their move for Motorola.
- moe 15y agoWe're getting used to it. Samsung is well-known for not supporting their devices. It will be interesting to see if google forces a change with the Nexus. It will be especially interesting to watch and compare the upgrade-schedule for the near-identical Nexus and Galaxy S2. Oh, and we're also getting used to the next android finally being The Good Version of Android. I played around with a Nexus and it was still quite laggy. But I'm sure the next android version will finally fix that...
- potatolicious 15y agoWell known for not supporting their devices but yet got on stage with Google at Google I/O and pledged a turnaround, and has completely failed to do as promised. At this point I wouldn't trust Google, Samsung, HTC, Moto, or anyone else when it comes to "Android will be better tomorrow" promises. Un til it's running hardware in my hands I will not give one iota of trust to any of these companies to deliver what they promise.