Could Samsung be working on a surprise release of Android Pie to all of its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note flagships () in January? Well, that’s what we’d like to think. The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified the , Galaxy Note 8, , Galaxy Note 9, and even the Galaxy Note 7 Fan Edition with Android Pie on-board. It’s rather early for these certifications – the Galaxy S7 , a month or so after the official Galaxy S8 Oreo update had been widely released!
Of course, this may just be Samsung starting work on Android Pie early because of the new user interface. Samsung’s One UI , so it would make sense for more comprehensive testing to ensure that the Pie update doesn’t have any major issues after release. The problems are still fresh in our minds, after all. And rather than start a beta program for more than just the Galaxy S9, Samsung is probably looking to get things done as quickly as possible.
Wi-Fi certifications do suggest the Pie update could come out quicker than usual for all of these flagships, but we would prefer not getting too excited since it’s not how Samsung does things. Thankfully, it won’t be long before Galaxy S9 and S9+ owners in the US, Germany, and South Korea will be able to get an early taste of Android Pie and One UI. Samsung is , with the rollout of the final update .
Here are the links for the Android Pie Wi-Fi certifications: | | | | | |
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Of course, this may just be Samsung starting work on Android Pie early because of the new user interface. Samsung’s One UI , so it would make sense for more comprehensive testing to ensure that the Pie update doesn’t have any major issues after release. The problems are still fresh in our minds, after all. And rather than start a beta program for more than just the Galaxy S9, Samsung is probably looking to get things done as quickly as possible.
Wi-Fi certifications do suggest the Pie update could come out quicker than usual for all of these flagships, but we would prefer not getting too excited since it’s not how Samsung does things. Thankfully, it won’t be long before Galaxy S9 and S9+ owners in the US, Germany, and South Korea will be able to get an early taste of Android Pie and One UI. Samsung is , with the rollout of the final update .
Here are the links for the Android Pie Wi-Fi certifications: | | | | | |
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