One of the issues to be considered before purchasing a smartphone is software support. It is important for a device to receive updates for at least two or three years, so that it has a long life and stays up to date. It should also be noted that a phone that has lost software support remains in the old Android version and becomes unusable over the years.
At this point, there has been an important development regarding old devices, which are now considered scrap. A developer started installing Android 12 on a 9-year-old device that debuted in 2013. Here are the details…
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9 year old Google Nexus 7 running Android 12
The stable version of the Android 12L operating system, developed by Google by focusing on large-screen devices, was released two weeks ago. While the list of devices that will receive the new version is not yet clear, Android 12L was run on the 9-year-old Google Nexus 7, which was released in 2013.
XDA Developers, which often comes across with similar news; He stated that the developer named Followms has managed to port an unofficial LineageOS 19.1 build based on Android 12L to the Google Nexus 7. In this way, the tablet, which came out of the box with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and was updated to Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, ran one of the most up-to-date operating systems of today.
Of course, there are serious hangs and freezes due to the fact that it has old equipment by today’s standards. But if you have an old Google Nexus 7 tablet handy and you’re happy with the hassle of getting it running Android 12, here You can find a guide and download links in a dedicated XDA thread.
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