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Robert HabaAug 26, 20261 min read
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The Android Phones With the Longest Software Update Guarantees

Android update policies used to be an afterthought. That's changed: Google and Samsung now guarantee seven years of both OS upgrades and security patches on their flagships, and several other brands have matched that number in the last year and a half. To find the phones worth highlighting, we set three rules: the update promise […]

The Android Phones With the Longest Software Update Guarantees
Robert HabaDec 12, 20241 min read
News

True variable refresh rate support for Android 15 is here

These days, swift screens are not limited to the the greatest Android phones. The majority of premium and mid-range Android phones, as well as many low-cost phones, have displays with refresh rates higher than 60 Hz. However, because their displays do not support variable refresh rate (VRR) technology, the majority of these phones only refresh […]

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Robert HabaApr 5, 20231 min read
OS

Samsung drops support for S series

The Samsung S10 series has run out of options. Together with a few other 2019 products, Samsung has discontinued the S10 series. Samsung has removed several of its older handsets from its public security update page, as 9to5Google has discovered. The Galaxy S10 series, Galaxy A30, and Galaxy A50 were among the gadgets taken out. […]

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