There is nothing worse than buying a new smartphone and see how you get stuck in the version of Android that comes from the factory, luckily, some companies take this from the updates more seriously. In the case of Samsung, the company itself has announced that in its roadmap is present the update of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to Android 7 Nougat in a period of two or three months .
Recall that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was released in early August, which prevented Samsung launch the device with Android 7 Nougat , as this operating system will not be ready until the end of August or early September, although there is no official date.
In the case of other companies, they have chosen to delay the launch of one of their smartphones to come from the factory with Android 7 Nougat, such as the case of the LG V20 .
From Samsung we are informed that the update to Android 7 Nougat will be made as transparent as possible, opening before a period in beta to perform tests before launching the official update.
There is no official date for the launch of the update, but it is anticipated that the company's flagships will be the first to receive the updates.
This is where the great debate opens up as to why the great part of companies of Android devices only offer updates for their most recent devices, leaving totally obsolete the rest of devices of previous years.
This is a practice to which we are accustomed and which affects us directly as consumers, since our device can encounter serious security problems when not receiving updates.
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