If you think Samsung expects the to attract attention away from software updates for existing devices, you’re not alone. The company has been dragging its feet when it comes to the Oreo update. While the final version of Oreo after the beta program ended, it was halted soon after because of a reboot issue. Samsung a few days later, but the rollout of the update didn’t immediately pick up pace.
Galaxy S8 Oreo update still a dream for some
It’s reached a few regions since then, but not everyone has the update nearly eight months since Google first pushed out to its phones. For many consumers, even security updates seem to have been delayed. Some devices are still running the November 2017 security patch, and the condition’s worse for carrier-locked phones, some of which haven’t been updated past the October security patch. ; now that Google has , it’s even sadder that Samsung hasn’t completed the rollout of Oreo for its mainstream flagship line, let alone send out the update to other devices.
Well, we could keep complaining, but that probably isn’t going to affect Samsung (and certainly not the carriers who further delay updates). We want to know, however: Have you received Oreo on your Galaxy S8 or S8+? If yes, is it the first version (build number ending in CRAP; you can check in Settings » About phone » Software information) or the fixed version that was released later (build number ending in CRB7)? Tell us by selecting the appropriate option in the poll below, and share your thoughts on the matter down in the comments.
Have you received the Oreo update on your Galaxy S8 or S8+?
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Galaxy S8 Oreo update still a dream for some
It’s reached a few regions since then, but not everyone has the update nearly eight months since Google first pushed out to its phones. For many consumers, even security updates seem to have been delayed. Some devices are still running the November 2017 security patch, and the condition’s worse for carrier-locked phones, some of which haven’t been updated past the October security patch. ; now that Google has , it’s even sadder that Samsung hasn’t completed the rollout of Oreo for its mainstream flagship line, let alone send out the update to other devices.
Well, we could keep complaining, but that probably isn’t going to affect Samsung (and certainly not the carriers who further delay updates). We want to know, however: Have you received Oreo on your Galaxy S8 or S8+? If yes, is it the first version (build number ending in CRAP; you can check in Settings » About phone » Software information) or the fixed version that was released later (build number ending in CRB7)? Tell us by selecting the appropriate option in the poll below, and share your thoughts on the matter down in the comments.
Have you received the Oreo update on your Galaxy S8 or S8+?
- Nope, still waiting
- Yes, I'm on the newest version (CRB7)
- I don't even care anymore
- Yes, but still on the first version (CRAP)
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