LG expects at least one next- version update for each Optimus
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- Anonymous
- P@d
- 01 Mar 2011
hahahaha ZTE blade better than LG phones in terms of support. ZTE blade started as eclair then updated to froyo, NOW Gingerbread. woooohoooo!
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- Ixa
- 01 Mar 2011
Did you hear that Samsung? Did you hear? Never again Samsung phone!
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- jcbzone
- UD%
- 01 Mar 2011
...We want Gingerbread!!! (LG Optimus One)
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- hakan
- J8A
- 01 Mar 2011
i use LG gw620 android 1.5 phone. im the one of those 4%'s, who use the earliest android release. what a shame for LG.
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- Anonymous
- nnB
- 28 Feb 2011
I can bet "at least 1 version update" means exactly 1 update :D
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- Anonymous
- uEB
- 28 Feb 2011
If Android updates release gets closer, one next version is sure to get updated as fast as today. Commitment with time is better, two years for example. Or even, as long as Google didn't raise the hardware specs.
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- BSB
- 513
- 28 Feb 2011
unfortunately one-level update may also mean 2.2 ---> 2.2.X or so..
this's absolutely a brilliant tricky statement from LG :\
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- fakuryu
- UD}
- 28 Feb 2011
Me want Gingerbread on my O1 now! Hehe
I can't wait!
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- Wesley
- my8
- 28 Feb 2011
Hopefully they release their phones with the latest version too then, not with Froyo and then Gingerbread later.
HTC seems to be the best with updating at the moment, as they announced last week that the Desire (as well as Desire HD and Desire Z) would get a Gingerbread update, so that is 2 major updates for the Desire.
Maybe a Desire is still a good buy then, it just needs a longer life battery for about £30 for 1800mAh and it is good to go.
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- AnonD-37
- q{6
- 28 Feb 2011
AnonD-291, 28 Feb 2011why not nexus phones. they frequently get updated by Google.I'm eyeing the O3D but I have to see if the bootloader is open first.
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- vGA
- 28 Feb 2011
AnonD-37, 28 Feb 2011I do. I know my phone is capable of handling Gingerbread bu... morewhy not nexus phones. they frequently get updated by Google.
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- AnonD-37
- q{6
- 28 Feb 2011
bummy, 28 Feb 2011Most phones are getting at least 1 upgrade these days... ... moreI do. I know my phone is capable of handling Gingerbread but some OEM out there decided not to spend money on making 2.3 available to us. I'm thinking of moving back to iPhone so I'll be guaranteed to receive updates for at least 2 years but Android has the cutting edge that I want.
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- Anonymous
- Ia9
- 28 Feb 2011
not all, samsung phones not allways get updated.
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- bummy
- 9xE
- 28 Feb 2011
Most phones are getting at least 1 upgrade these days...
2.0 > 2.1 is one upgrade. And nobody cares about that.
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- Anonymous
- 3E0
- 28 Feb 2011
smart move