Five years of Android updates gospel for Samsung phones

Apple’s years offive-year update policy finally coming to the Android world. Everything, Qualcomm and Google‘of Snapdragon 888 processor starting with four Android versions and five years of security updates It started with support. Xiaomi and Samsung’s support for this big deal for flagship models has now started to come to mid-segment models. Request five years of Android update will receive mid-range Samsung phone models…

A-series Samsung mid-segment smartphones that will receive five years of Android support

The scandal of slowing down the applications of the South Korean technology giant remains hot on the agenda. Maybe in order to make you forget this, Samsung, Android updates has taken a step that gives hope to its users. Accordingly, the newly introduced Samsung A33, A53 and A73 mid-range smartphones five years of Android update will receive.

In these five years four Android versions Models that will receive security updates will continue to receive security updates during this period. In this sense Samsung Galaxy A33, A53 and A73 models Android 12 comes with and Android 13, 14, 15 and 16 updates they can also get.

Samsung’s new A-series until 2027 Android security update will continue to receive. Especially in the mid-upper segment Samsung Galaxy A73 located in the middle segment A33 and A53 The fact that it offered support to the models also gave hope to the users.

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Although brands like Samsung and Xiaomi five years of Android update Although it does not promise, there is a possibility that some models above the middle level will also receive this support. According to experts, Android manufacturers, except for models with 5G support, five years of Android update support high probability of failure.

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