I’m more concerned with security updates, really. Like Win7. Yeah I can keep using it after they stop updating it, but is it safe to do so? Probably not.
Tim
housemuzicfan
An October 2017 date should get you Android N, and Android O, and the security updates for 3 years after that.. That’s not too shabby.
Unlike my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 addition that is still running 4.4.
Oh, iOS 10 still supports an iPhone 5 from 2012....it just doesn’t support it very well ;)
This angers me. this perpetuates our throw away society and even though you’re buying a premium device for hundreds of dollars they are throwing out new phones left and right and you’re not on a contract so you’re paying full price and you get to use it for like, 2 years because of shit like this.
but there will be updates available after... from Cyanogenmod. The advantage of the NExus is that you own it and it is not held hostage by a locked bootloader with self destruction security protection like Samsung and HTC shovels into their phones.
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