With the death of my Windows Phone the choice was iOS or Android for a new daily driver. For a number of reasons Android won, but no wonder they have fragmentation problems.
Brand new Galaxy S7 Edge, running 6.0.1, software update: “the latest updates have already been installed”.
If a premium device doesn’t get them out of the box who does?
Meanwhile my half broken old 1520 (intact but intermittent touch response) is bang up to date
Chitra Mishra
Choosing between iOS and Android after the demise of my Windows Phone led me to opt for Android, specifically the Galaxy S7 Edge. However, I quickly encountered the notorious fragmentation issue. Despite having a brand new premium device, running Android 6.0.1, I found myself stuck with the message “the latest updates have already been installed.” It’s perplexing that a top-tier device doesn’t guarantee up-to-date software out of the box. In contrast, my half-broken old 1520, with intermittent touch response, manages to stay current with the latest updates.