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I use an Android 2.3 device. I'm not paying for a new phone until this one breaks. On a side note, I'd love to update the software on it, but Samsung/Telus hav
by rocky1138 13y ago
I use an Android 2.3 device. I'm not paying for a new phone until this one breaks.
On a side note, I'd love to update the software on it, but Samsung/Telus have not offered an upgrade path. So, 2.3 it is.
- th3dude 13y agoI think this is the true problem. How many devices are out there that could be running 4.0+ but aren't due to manufacturer or carrier interference? Not everyone is capable of rooting and installing custom versions of the OS. Android fragmentation is purely a manufacturer/carrier issue. To the article's point, maybe developers can help that process by enforcing 4.0+.