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Google pushes back Android 11 Beta Launch Show once again - comments - GSMArena.com

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  • Anonymous
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Anonymous, 30 May 2020It's just a software update launch event... Get off your high horse GoogleAnd the least important of them all too.

Android has started regressing ever since android 10. Who cares that 11 would be worse yet, we already know... While you are at it, Google, just don't release it st all. Remove the restrictions of android 10 and patch its bugs...

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  • Surya
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Will pocof1 have meat android 11 ???????

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  • Bogdan
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Carol, 15 hours agoYeah well that device came with android 10, wait and see when you receive 11...It will 100% receive Android 11. Android 12 too.
Samsung S9 came with Android 8 out of the box and it will receive Android 10, but later than S10 users who had Android 9 out of the box. It is always like this with Samsung:
-flagship models from current year, if it is necessary to upgrade them. I mean, if the phones were released prior to latest Android coming out. S20 came out of the box already with Android 10.
-mid-range and even some low-end models, but only from previous year. All the A series from 2019 are updated to Android 10.
-flagship models from 2 years before. S9/S9+ and Note 9 series will be updated or are already updated to Android 10.
-any Samsung device older than 2 years will not receive any software updates, no matter how powerful it is. See the case of S8/S8+ or Note 8 series.

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  • Bogdan
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Thito 1990, 30 May 2020They are teasing for android 11 and we the samsung users are stock on android 9 I had an 180EUR Samsung A20e (a 2019 model to be more exact) and I received Android 10 somewhere at the end of February 2020, in Europe.
I recently sold the phone, because I needed a more powerful phone for gaming. But Samsung actually did a great job with all the A series models from 2019. Even the lowest priced A10 received Android 10.
Other companies, like Xiaomi or Realme, are only now in May updating their mid-range to high-end models from 2019.

I am not trying to excuse Samsung, but they came a long way from the days of S5 for example. Yeah, they are not updating their models for more than 2 years, but with the number of phones they are releasing each year, it's understandable.
If you are so focused on software updates, just buy mid-range Samsung devices and change them once per 2 years. You will have rather good phones and still have the latest software install all the time. And loose less money than buying flagship devices.

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  • Mircea
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Android 9 - stable beta
Android 10 - testing beta
Android 11 - beta beta

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  • Aqz14
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Hope it's better then Android 10..Android 10 really sucks

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  • Carol
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mckaizu, 30 May 2020who are you refering to we? I am samsung S20 user and it running Android 10 and not 9 .. with ... moreYeah well that device came with android 10, wait and see when you receive 11...

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  • Anonymous
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mckaizu, 30 May 2020who are you refering to we? I am samsung S20 user and it running Android 10 and not 9 .. with ... moreS10e user, One UI 2.1 with Android 10, i agree with you.

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Thito 1990, 30 May 2020They are teasing for android 11 and we the samsung users are stock on android 9 who are you refering to we? I am samsung S20 user and it running Android 10 and not 9 .. with latest OneUi 2.1 and it was super smooth and no lag at all

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Why do updates bring new bugs and have such a huge effect on battery life so much.. Haven't even upgraded my mate 20 X to Android 10 because of fears

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  • Pinky
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The most underwhelming update incoming

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  • Thito 1990
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They are teasing for android 11 and we the samsung users are stock on android 9

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Google is not having a good year.

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  • Anonymous
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They could just upload a video on youtube and be done with it. Could be just a bunch of downgrading Android to IOS levels anyways.

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  • Nova
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It's okay they can even push it to next year we're no harry to get it pretty much satisfied with the current one

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  • Anonymous
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It's just a software update launch event... Get off your high horse Google

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Let's shut down youtube and netflix while we're at it



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