Android is coming, but probably not on your phone, do not wait for it.

 Android is coming, but probably not on your phone, do not wait for it.

 Android P has been officially announced. It will follow Android O. Alias ​​Android Oreo for now, it's the early days of Android P, and it's not the correct name right now.


 It can be called peppermint when it formally launches between July and October, or around this time it can be called Android petha and can create some good memories for Indian Android fans.

 But whether it is Android Peppermint or Android Petha, and though its name is, it also comes with the bitter truth: you are most likely that Android phones will not be found on your phone.
Now, it is possible that you do not pay attention to it. It is possible that all the great features that Android P promises are - better privacy, better notification center, and more performance, a little changed interface -

 you do not make any difference But whether you want Android on your phone or not, it is likely that in this case you may not like it much. Most Android in the market, probably never get Android p
Here are some clear figures in India, according to the latest number of CIMs, Xiamy is now the leader of the undisputed market with about 35 percent market share. The next Samsung in the list is about 15 percent market share.  

Except Fist Model - The Galaxy S9 has been launched recently, for example - when both companies release the last version of the OS in several months from now, both companies will be able to get any Android P update. Do not keep.
The same is going to be the case with phones that sell companies like Huawei, Lenovo, Vivo, Oppo and Micromax etc. DTU for LT and Sony phones And it not only applies to the existing phone, but many phones will also be launched in the coming weeks and months.  

For example, Huwai P20, P20 Pro and P20 Lite will launch on March 27. Among them are P20 and P20 Pro Top End phones and they are likely to come with Android Oreo. But because Huwei uses a highly modified version of Android,

 it is called EMUI, it is likely that when Android p comes out, it will not be able to reach the P20 phone or it will be too long.
If you have a phone that is more than a year old, then there are great prospects that it will not get Android P update this year. The only exception which I can think of now:

- Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 and Pixel 2XL
Nokia phones such as Nokia 8 and Nokia phones are expected to launch soon, including Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 8 Searoko and Nokia 6 (2018).
- OnePlus 5 and OnePlus5T, possibly one-plus 3 and one-plus 3t, as well as 50-50
- Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + and possibly Galaxy S8, Note 8 and Galaxy S8 + but these phones can come up with some updates.
- Xiaomi Mi A1 because it is an Android One phone
- There may also be some high-end Moto phones and Android P.is that all. All the other phones are in the market now, or are in the hands of people, perhaps there is no possibility of getting Android P. In fact, many people are still enjoying Android nogat. The problems are two
One, most phone companies do not care for updates, for once their liability to sell phones is once sold. They do not bother to plan a year ago. They do not make a factor in that year, then users may want to have an updated version of Android.
The other problem is technical: the Android update process is very complex. First Google removes the update, then hardware companies like Qualcomm, which form important components like processors, prepare the right drivers and code.

 After this, phone companies usually have to cook their own software and features, which are unnecessary for most users but are important for companies, because they can collect apps like this, grab business deals. You can and can modify Android according to your needs. 

 It takes time to modify Android and not too financially bad for the phone companies. They can not modify it for all phones that sell it.  

Therefore, they handpick some high-end models for which they prepare Android updates and take them out, but it takes a lot of time.
So the ethics of the story is this: If you want Android, then get a phone running Android's clean version and it's running Android Oreo.  

You may receive a oneplous phone or a Google Pixel phone or Nokia phone or a high end Moto phone or a top-end Samsung phone or Xiammy MI A1 all other phones are not likely to see the Android P update.

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