Android 15 Developer Preview 1 is out, first Beta arrives in April
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- Abhishek
- 7k4
- 19 Feb 2024
Wafer, 18 Feb 2024I don't know why they have to release a whole new vers... moreArtificially slow down progress
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- xjH
- 19 Feb 2024
Wafer, 18 Feb 2024I don't know why they have to release a whole new vers... moreI agree with you.
But they need to sell new devices to make profit.
So, they push new android os update by making old andoid os useless.
For my phone as an example,
I bought a phone in year 2020 with android 10, this same device got os update till android 12 but will not get any os updates in future.
I can use this same phone between 3 to 5 year maximum with android 12 as per my need.
After that i have to buy new or repair current one.
But a few percentage people don't wait that long.
I have friends, relatives who changes them within 1 to 2 year, thus generates more profit for the company.
To convince them to buy a new device, the company will try to add little improvement and sell it.
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- Anonymous
- Ib5
- 18 Feb 2024
ohi, 18 Feb 2024Android still isn’t as stable as iOS. apps are buggy and sl... moreLow end phones yes flagships no. Flagships are miles better than any iPhone.
- Wafer
- F3y
- 18 Feb 2024
I don't know why they have to release a whole new version why not lump it onto previous as an update if there is a minimal change it's ridiculous.
- Mills
- kB5
- 18 Feb 2024
HyperionBurn, 18 Feb 2024hmmm but whats the point of having such a powerful chip in ... moreBecause chromebooks are mid and bad asf.
- HyperionBurn
- nC1
- 18 Feb 2024
Mills, 18 Feb 2024Google likes to experiment so D9300 or 8G3 into a chromeboo... morehmmm but whats the point of having such a powerful chip in a chromebook?
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- kB5
- 18 Feb 2024
HyperionBurn, 17 Feb 2024well yeah but its not practical on a tiny touchscreenGoogle likes to experiment so D9300 or 8G3 into a chromebook. But they will have to tinker with the software
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- Anonym
- LcH
- 18 Feb 2024
Anonymous, 17 Feb 2024Ye i think its ridiculous they keep updating Android withou... moreThat's called reaching maturity and happens to everything (in tech and otherwise). What are you truly missing that would require a revolution? In the early days the answer is plenty, so every new version is a revolution. In the later days the answer ranges from very little to nothing at all, hence you get these iterative improvements that get increasingly hard to tell apart.
iOS, Android, Windows, all modern OSes face this very same issue. In fact, at this maturity state, changing the interface will only piss your users with little to no improvement (Microsoft may have finally realized that, eventually... because it's Microsoft).
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- Anonym
- LcH
- 18 Feb 2024
regs, 17 Feb 2024Yet at version 3.0, which was first version of NT, it was f... moreWho needs USB, right. /s
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- 18 Feb 2024
Mills, 17 Feb 2024Just give them ChromeOS. It sucks but runs on Android, whic... moreI wonder why don't they just merge both Android and ChromeOS/ChromiumOS? So you will get Android-experience on mobile-size display, but you will get ChromeOS-experience on bigger display, even though it's still the same OS after all.
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- An0n
- tDP
- 18 Feb 2024
regs, 17 Feb 2024Yet at version 3.0, which was first version of NT, it was f... moreStupid trash talking and nonsense. What do you exactly know about NT and android at this current version?
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- ohi
- I2f
- 18 Feb 2024
Android still isn’t as stable as iOS. apps are buggy and sluggish
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- DGV
- 17 Feb 2024
regs, 17 Feb 2024Google needs to speed up development. It's been abando... moreAndroid updated must start to work running ancient open source software must end, about time now
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- regs
- 3N$
- 17 Feb 2024
Anonymous, 17 Feb 2024Google need to slow down with yearly Android increment whe... moreGoogle needs to speed up development. It's been abandoned since over 5 years. Still no proper driver subsystem, still no proper window manager, still no widgetset and so on and on.
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- regs
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- 17 Feb 2024
Krisbenea, 17 Feb 2024Even windows still at 11Yet at version 3.0, which was first version of NT, it was far more superior than modern state of Android. And it was made in under 3 years. Google can't do OS properly in 15 years.
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- potato4k
- XZ8
- 17 Feb 2024
DBS, 17 Feb 2024I wonder what features that have been available for YEARS o... moreGoogle is simply copying features from OneUI little by little to justify the yearly number upgrades. At this point in time, OneUI is the better and more fully featured Android than Google's stock Android.
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- Zer0TrIx
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- 17 Feb 2024
Anonymous, 17 Feb 2024Google need to slow down with yearly Android increment whe... moreIf they do, there's one less reason for people to buy their phone.
- HyperionBurn
- nC1
- 17 Feb 2024
Mills, 17 Feb 2024Just give them ChromeOS. It sucks but runs on Android, whic... morewell yeah but its not practical on a tiny touchscreen
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Feb 2024
DBS, 17 Feb 2024I wonder what features that have been available for YEARS o... moreI worry more about decade-long Android features that Google will suddenly yank off the official version.
But yes, they are quite good at ruining things. Multi window view was broken on 13 as home button minimizes even the top app. And mini view was replaced by a broken One Handed mode on Android 10.