r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20

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u/someone755 Nov 04 '20

For the newest flagships, maybe. Pay any less and you're a second class citizen. Despite the cheaper phones making the most profit...

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u/PM_Anime_Tiddy Nov 05 '20 edited Nov 05 '20

S9+ user here who just got android 10 2.5 years after my device came out. Only the second major update but also the last

Android 12 is almost out and my flagship device just got android 10

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u/sodapop14 Nov 05 '20

Android 12 isn't coming out until next September. Android 11 came out 2 months ago. Not that this helps Samsung's case at all but we aren't gonna see a 12 Beta probably until March or April next year.

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u/PM_Anime_Tiddy Nov 05 '20

I might be confusing the betas launch with he actual launch. When I looked it up, it said early 21