Samsung has always been characterized, at least during its first years of reign in the world of telephony, in including a layer of personalization that made the processor work to the maximum and in most cases, it presented jerks. But in recent years, things have changed a lot in the Korean company, since it has not only begun to thin the Android customization layer, but also stopped launching a large number of mobiles on the market and currently focusing on the J, S and Note range, which makes it easier for the user to choose a device. By thinning the customization layer, it can offer updates to its terminals in an extended way over time and we have the sample in the announcement of the arrival of Android Oreo to the Galaxy S6.
Yesterday a rumor began to circulate in which it was stated that the company based in South Korea had the intention of updating the Samsung Galaxy S6, the terminal that was a very important change for Samsung and that laid the basis of the designs that currently use company with those curved edges. But It is not the only terminal with almost 3 years on the market That will be updated since another veteran, the Galaxy Note 5, which did not arrive in Spain, is also included in the terminals that will see Android Oreo inside.
But they are not the only high-end terminals that will be updated, since Samsung also bet on updating the terminals of the J range that hit the market last year. However, the terminals of the A range of 2016 will not see the update to Android Oreo, something logical considering that they are the low range of Samsung.
What if We do not know is the date of the update of the terminals that have been on the market the longest, so until the beginning or the middle of next year we have no illusions of receiving the corresponding update if our terminal is a Galaxy S6 or a Note 5, since the company is currently in beta. Android Oreo on the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus and next is the S7 and S7 Edge.