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Fairphone that's mentioned in the article has 7 years of support (IIRC). Never used it though, my last 3 phones were all from Nokia. It's pretty much the only
by input_sh 4y ago
Fairphone that's mentioned in the article has 7 years of support (IIRC).
Never used it though, my last 3 phones were all from Nokia. It's pretty much the only manufacturer that still releases new stock (Android One) models regularly.
(Excluding too-expensive-for-my-taste Pixels and some Motorolas I could never find in my country).
- justsomehnguy 4y ago> and some Motorolas I could never find in my country Hm? Writing this on g30 and Motos aren't popular here for years. Edit: like I bought the cheapest Samsung last year and the experience is night and day.
- input_sh 4y agoG30 isn't an Android One phone. Android One = nearly the same stock Android you'd get on a Pixel, no (non-Google) bloatware, no custom UI. It was never quite popular, but if you scroll through the Wikipedia list of devices (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One), you'll see it's pretty much only Nokia nowadays. Some Motorola models as well, but I couldn't find those specific models back when they were still new and I was looking for a phone.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoHonestly modern Motos are as close to the stock A. as you can get. Not really sure about E4, flashed it to LOS pretty soon, but g8 and, now, g30 has a minimal Moto integrations and some are actually useful, eg on g30 I finally adopted MotoActions (flash by chop-chop and camera by uugh doggo shake? lol) despite ignoring them for years, since XT720/RAZR. With g30 I even left the default launcher, it is good enough that I didn't bother.