Switch to the latest version Androidu is still a big problem for most devices, and Google's Pixel is no exception in this regard. A new report from ComputerWorld magazine was released this week, taking a closer look at how manufacturers manage to roll out updates Androidat Pie's. The results are ambiguous in many ways.
From the survey of the aforementioned portal, if you really care about operating system updates, then the Google Pixel should be the clear choice for you. As for the speed of transition to the latest version of the operating system, this brand scores in the ranking with a complete overview, which is quite logical considering that Google produces both the operating system itself and the Pixel smartphones.
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The OnePlus brand took second place, just like last year. ComputerWorld gave it a 74% grade of C, compared to the switch to Android But Oreo has significantly improved OnePlus this time around, scoring just 65% and receiving a D rating. The OnePlus 6 took 47 days to upgrade to Android Pie, for devices of older generations, this time was 142 days.
Samsung is at first glance in acceptance Android Pie fared rather poorly - its score was 37% and it received an F rating from ComputerWorld. But to get a comprehensive picture, you need to take into account Samsung's results from last year, when it completely burned out with 0%. When Android Pie, but it took the company "only" 77 days to get the new version of the operating system into the models Galaxy S9, which is a commendable improvement in any case.
