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by robocat
3589 days ago
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> As a techie you have to know by now that if you want an up to date version of Android you ought to get a Nexus Not true. I have bought: Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Nexus 5. Two of those were as expensive as iOS devices. None of them can get the N update (yes I could use Cyanogenmod but I prefer production versions of software for testing). We have our own app for Android phones and it is a pain to test (simulating touch with a mouse is not good). Other Android devices purchased for testing are no better... Meanwhile the work iPhone 4 made it to iOS 7, the iPad 2 made it as far as iOS 9, and our other test devices are still getting updates to iOS 10. I feel that Nexus devices stop getting updates quickly. The non-nexus Androids are way worse. Don't buy an Android if you want a device to stay secure more than say two years (coming from somebody who loves Android!). |
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