One more day, another Pixel 6 hole. In any case, rather than giving us more delivers and point by point spec-sheets, the most recent break is about programming. We have been requesting that Google for quite a long time tidy up its update plan, giving something that basically approaches what Apple offers with the iPhone. Throughout the previous year, other smartphone creators have been focusing on longer update plans for select gadgets, frequently leaving financial plan gadgets in the residue.
In any case, it seems like Google is at long last going to take care of the issue when it reports the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. As indicated by @_snoopytech_ on Twitter, Google is planning to report that the furthest down the line gadgets will get an astounding absolute of FOUR OS refreshes, alongside five years of safety patches.
Because of the break given by Evan Blass throughout the end of the week, the five years of safety refreshes was remembered for the spilled materials. In any case, there was no obvious sign with respect to whether this would likewise apply to significant Android refreshes. On the off chance that this happens as expected, it implies that the Pixel 6 would keep getting refreshes until Android 16 is delivered in 2025. Furthermore, it will keep on being upheld through security refreshes until 2026. This would totally change the game in all cases, and ideally would come down on other smartphone creators to keep on pushing the “limits” of Android refreshes.
While we see any semblance of Samsung presenting up to three significant updates for specific gadgets, there’s somewhat of a catch. As a rule, there’s a postponement of two or three months between when Pixel proprietors can get the update and when it really shows up on Galaxy gadgets. In the event that Google puts the right foot forward with promoting this, it might actually surrender Google the leg it needs to have a significant effect in the smartphone market.
The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are scheduled to be officially presented on October nineteenth, so we have very little more to pause.
