HMD official confirms Nokia phones will get Oreo by the end of 2017
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- AnonD-625430
- gNS
- 29 Sep 2017
The real Nokia is long gone. Former Nokia N8 user here. Nokia no longer seems to have their exclusive advanced technologies they used to have during the Symbian days. HMD is just cashing in on the Nokia name. It's good, these Nokias would get Oreo update but what's so special in stock Android. Nothing.
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- LG superfan
- sSx
- 29 Sep 2017
Oshog, 29 Sep 2017Hey there ,can I ask a question . I bought Nokia 6 (ta-1000... moreIf you check for update manually and one is available with latest security patch you will get that update skipping other security patches. Hope I helped
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- Oshog
- gxw
- 29 Sep 2017
Hey there ,can I ask a question . I bought Nokia 6 (ta-1000) as you imagine it has not got any updates since day 1 the queston is if i want to update it manually do I have to install every security patch (monthly) or to go right ahead on the september security atch . My phone is currently on 1st may update. Please help :)
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- AnonD-696124
- ix9
- 29 Sep 2017
Now, that's comitement to their own devices. Well done Nokia, continue this hard work
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- Lex79
- BiP
- 29 Sep 2017
Good news, my advice to the Nokia Dev's however would be to prioritise the camera software....at least on the 8.
It's practically impossible to get a clear shot on this thing, shot time is slow (painfully so if you use the dual rear sensors), the portrait mode leaves weird artifacts in the fine details of shots, and the app is sorely lacking in basic features like exposure compensation and such.
It's bad enough that I am considering a return, as this camera at the moment is terrible.
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- Alen
- thH
- 29 Sep 2017
I love the dedication that HMD is putting on the Nokia brand. If they'll continue to provide updates that other manufacturers can't, I'd buy Nokia soon. I just hope they'll polish the design. Physical buttons are already a thing of the past
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- Anonymous
- avk
- 29 Sep 2017
They'd rather get bootloader unlock.