Android One vs Custom UI: What are the benefits and drawbacks? (part2)

kaushalsai

However, extra apps aren’t banned entirely. The Nokia offers a custom camera app and “help” apps on the 7.1. The Motorola Moto One has its own camera app too, as well as a Moto app that lets you customise Motorola’s added features. [br][br] [br][br]You get the neat parts of manufacturer customisation, without the superfluous parts loaded on top. The rest is simply Google’s own app suite. [br][br]At least two years of OS updates[br][br]Android One guarantees not just three years of security updates, but two years of operating system updates too. This effectively means that you get two major functionality upgrades from the point at which the phone was originally released. [br][br]Notably, that time period is not from the time you purchase the phone, which is something to bear in mind if you’re seeking out a bargain towards the end of a phone’s shelf life.[br][br][br][br] [br][br]Android One phones will get Android 9 Pie and whatever comes after that (best guesses on a postcard). [br][br]Android naming convention suggests it’ll be something sweet beginning with Q: quince jam, quottab, quindim? It all gets a bit niche once when you have to start with a Q. [br][br]

Rintu sk

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