Nokia 6 (2018) units getting Oreo update out of the box

08 January 2018
Latest reports say the device is getting Android 8.0 on very first boot.

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Anonymous, 09 Jan 2018No treble no buy.. thats all.... whether its nokia or any o... moreSo Right

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    • Nick Kid
    • N59
    • 10 Jan 2018

    Nokia Phones are getting fast updates for 2 years support .Stop acting like a kid asking for new toy called ”TREBLE”

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      • AnonD-728258
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      • 09 Jan 2018


      Is there the possibility that it comes with native oreo but does not have treble?

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        • Anonymous
        • sSU
        • 09 Jan 2018

        Anonymous, 09 Jan 2018And saves a LOT of storage space.. Treble came not without ... moreNo treble no buy.. thats all.... whether its nokia or any other OEM. we are in 2018. soon google will release andoird P developer preview.

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          • 09 Jan 2018

          Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018Because Treble means you can always (well, if your phone is... moreNo, just... no.
          To you, the end user, Treble means absolutely nothing if the OEM doesn't allow bootloader unlocking and so far no Nokia phone allows it, and until they do, whether there phones have Treble is pointless, moot, irrelevant

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            • Anonymous
            • IV8
            • 09 Jan 2018

            Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018Because Treble means you can always (well, if your phone is... more1. An "adult" never buys a phone for its resell value.
            2. The phone will be updated for security by NOKIA for 3 years(extra 1 year compared to normal feature updates) as per Google stock ROM(even good manufacturer like Samsung provides 3 years update to the Note 4-came out in 2014-last updated JULY 2017).
            3. A 3 year old phone won't be much of a hacker's target anyway.
            4. A responsible "adult" will always change their phone to the latest model IF they require that much security..

            So..
            This NOKIA is good even without Treble.

            Sincerely,
            A 32 years old adult..with 3 kids

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              • Anonymous
              • IV8
              • 09 Jan 2018

              Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018This is a clever move to avoid project treble support . Sha... moreAnd saves a LOT of storage space.. Treble came not without a caveat.. It will eat your internal memory.. For a company with a very good update policy like NOKIA treble is redundant really.. NOKIA's rom is already near stock.. Treble is only needed by those heavily modified UI's like Samsung and those pesky chinese phones with NO updates at all.. NOKIA even without treble is all GOOD.. Hail NOKIA!!

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                • Anonymous
                • m5k
                • 09 Jan 2018

                Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018No, it does not mean that, but it means that updates Are mu... moreWhich isn't that much of an issue with Nokia as they provide quick updates anyway.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • pdH
                  • 08 Jan 2018

                  Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018Because Treble means you can always (well, if your phone is... moreNo, it does not mean that, but it means that updates Are much easier to do than without treble...

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                    • 08 Jan 2018

                    So treble means that you can update your phone with the newest android until it die?

                      Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018This is a clever move to avoid project treble support . Sha... moreYou are reading my mind.

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                        • 08 Jan 2018

                        Considering a Nokia 6 but I am in the UK and don’t know if I have patience to wait for the 2018 model. When do we realistically think I might be able to buy one?

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                          • Anonymous
                          • D0d
                          • 08 Jan 2018

                          This is a clever move to avoid project treble support . Shame on hmd

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                            • Anonymous
                            • m5k
                            • 08 Jan 2018

                            Robinxdroid, 08 Jan 2018As long as HMD providing fast update for 2 years update cyc... moreExactly. Nokia are delivering quick updates and guarantee two major updates, so project treble isn't an issue. It's more for the other makes who take ages for updates. But not great that they ship with nougat and oreo counts as an update when it isn't really. Who knows maybe oreo doesn't count.

                              Its simple they wanted to avoid treble and for thise who dont know what treble is it allows you to simply flash a custom rom by unlocking bootloader you dont have to check chipset and devices with chipset other than snapdragon can also flash custom roms which was previously not possible as mediatek, exynos and kirin dont release source codes for their chipsets in simple words samsung s8 snapdragon and exynos version both can boot custom roms instead of only snapdragon like previously

                                Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018Jfc, people.. Treble isn't necessary for fast updates.. The... moreGetting Treble out of the box is actually easy. Because the storage are still clean, partitioning doesn't harm it in anyway. In fact, with Project Treble you can have a phone that can always be updated, just like Windows. It's actually Google themselves who built generic AOSP ROMs for any phones that support Project Treble.

                                  Anonymous, 08 Jan 2018Most of people don't have a clue about technologies. Most h... moreProject Treble enables you to sideload a ROM just by unlocking the bootloader and then flash it. The great thing is, the ROM works on every smartphone that support Project Treble, even they have different chipset. We're looking at a revolution of Android ROMs here! Hate the UI? You can just flash generic ROM, just like installing a Windows, and use substratum for more personalization.

                                  Although Nokia phones has locked bootloader, they said it themselves that they're going to release unlocker software

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • IsY
                                    • 08 Jan 2018

                                    Most of people don't have a clue about technologies. Most here are hating on Nokia that they don't support project treble. Well you don't need Treble in that case. HMD delivers their own updates to their own Android "almost stock version" and their devices are bootloader locked. Now do most of you here have ever heard what Project Treble is? Because for me, it looks like you only fancy it because of it's name. And BTW, only the Pixels might use Treble. The others brands would avoid it.

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                                      • Anonymous
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                                      • 08 Jan 2018

                                      Robinxdroid, 08 Jan 2018As long as HMD providing fast update for 2 years update cyc... moreBecause Treble means you can always (well, if your phone is not dead or not too slow) install the latest Android, just like how you can install any Windows/GNU+Linux OS on your computer. I'm curious, as an "adult" can you explain why would you want your phone become vulnerable to attacks and lack new features two years after you buy it? Not having Treble would also decrease the resell value as well.

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                                        • Anonymous
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                                        • 08 Jan 2018

                                        Jfc, people.. Treble isn't necessary for fast updates.. There is no difference between a phone that gets fast and timely updates and a phone with Treble. Except for the fact that the OEM have to spend $$ on R&D for Treble. It's not just a checkbox you tick and voila! Project Treble! It's not just a software but also a hardware thing and HMD would much rather spend money on fast updates than R&D for Treble.. The latter would be much much muuuuch more expensive.