Android does not have to be an absolute disaster in updates. Samsung has had to demonstrate it

Just a month ago Google updated its last pixel to the latest stable version of Android, 16. Today, in its presentation event of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, Galaxy Z Flip7 and Galaxy Z Flip7 Fe, the company has presumed something unusual: the three have the latest version of Android. It is the two very … Read more

This is the Google Pixel that would buy me right now. Your software will receive many updates and have a very good camera

Mediamarkt has launched a new renewal campaign where we can find very good offers. And although we can find some offers in certain Google mobiles, for the price it has right now I would keep the Google Pixel 9. Mediamarkt (and other stores) has dropped its price to 699 euros. * Some price may have … Read more

Industry obsession with annual updates

One year cycles. The manufacturers are obsessed with this. In Xataka we have already stated that, as they are stopping innovating the phones and how their life cycle increases, Maybe it’s time to consider biannual update cycles. It is something applicable to the software in which, year after year, we do not stop seeing how … Read more

The seven years of Android updates begin (finally) to be a standard

The problem with Android updates is an endemic evil that has been affecting this operating system since its inception. Without being solved, there are brands that gradually remedy. And the last to join is honor: the manufacturer raises the bar to the seven guaranteed years of key Android updates. The first to receive them will … Read more

The eight years of updates are already possible on Android. That will happen is something very different

Who was going to tell us a few years ago that a phone could be updated up to eight times to a new version of operating system. This is precisely what Google and Qualcomm have just signed, supporting updates for eight years to all those manufacturers that incorporate the Snapdragon 8 Elite on your phones. … Read more

Google updates them and allows controls with your face

Google follows working on their Chromebooks and each year it has improved some aspects to also use Qualcomm chips that enhance the autonomy experience in its laptops; especially to compete against Apple’s. Now he has shown one of the new accessibility features on your Chromebooksthe ability to control the PC with facial expressions and head. … Read more

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