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Adithya Shreshti
Android 8.0 Oreo — Smarter, faster, more powerful and sweeter than ever
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ニキタᴺᴾ
Only for smartphones from 2018
Steven Hambleton
@nekitperes Do you mean phones made in 2018?
Steven Hambleton
@nekitperes Plenty of Android phones made in 2017 will get the update. Google Pixel and Nokia 5, 6 and 8 for a start.
Harshad Kale
@nekitperes @stinhambo 2016 Pixels are also getting Project Treble.
Zach Dubos
@nekitperes nexus 5x and later, nokia 5, 6, 8, essential ph-1, pixel, blackberry keyone, and unnamed phones from sony, samsung, and lg will all be updated to android oreo by the end of the year.
Deron Sizemore
@nekitperes @zduboss I assume that means Nexus 6P as well?
Jeffrey Wyman
just what we need, more emojis!
Adult Emojis
@jeffrey_wyman Yes, Emoji Makes Life Easier! Helpful To Save Time To Express Your Feelings by Words then Tapping an Emoji!
Christian Menniss
To me Project Treble is the most interesting feature of this new release...hopefully it will mean much faster releases of new Android versions in future
G G
This year was a weak release. Hopefully next year will bring more useful improvements.
Chris Buttenham
I heard they're getting rid of the blob emojii... not happy about this :cry:
Antonis Tsagaris
@chrisbuttenham they are. And I hate them for it. Blobmojis were the best
Emerson Dameron
@chrisbuttenham The blobs were the first emoji I loved. This piece captures their appeal: https://www.theverge.com/2017/5/...
Adithya Shreshti
Android Oreo looks like a Super hero ;-)
Jeremy Bauer
Man. This co-branding thing with the makers of Oreo, and all the advertising/promotional projects with them, is just wild. What a thing to do with a new OS release.
James Welch
Well, I have it on my pixel XL but I can't really tell the difference apart from a white settings pane when you scroll down from the top. Anyone enlighten me?
Zach Dubos
@jwelch faster boot times, picture-in-picture, autofill, new emoji. The huge difference is behind the scenes- it now natively supports Kotlin, a new, more modern programming language (similar to apple's swift)
Deron Sizemore
@jwelch Uh, didn't you watch the video? " Safer, smarter, more powerful and sweeter than ever" /s
Inna Selez
Oh, just understood that I`m still using Marshmallow, and one year ago was released Nougat. Is 7.0 and future 8.0 available on Google Nexus?
Laurie Null
For newer android phones only. Good user product. Highly recommended