Here are the list of versions that were released along with the dates.
Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on 14 December 2016, as OxygenOS version 3.5 .
Android 7.0 Nougat on 31 December 2016, with the release of OxygenOS 4.0.
Android 7.1.1 Nougat on 16 March 2017, with the release of OxygenOS version 4.1.0
Android 8.0 Oreo update was released on 19 November 2017, as OxygenOS version 5.0
Android 9.0 Pie for the 3T was released on 22 May 2019 as OxygenOS version 9.0.3
The last version of 9.0 Pie was released on 20 November 2019, as OxygenOS 9.0.6
I felt that Android 7 was the best experience for OP3T if we consider a stock ROM. What do you think? Which one did you feel was the fastest, smoothest experience on OP3T?
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http://playfuldroid.com/huawei-p9-p9-plus-emui-5-0-upgrade-spring-festival/
The tech giant had earlier released a time table that shows the schedule for upgrades to the latest UI for its old smartphones. ... Most of the models like the G9 Plus, Huawei Nova, Honor 6X, Honor Note 8 and M3 tablet would start getting their full upgrades between March and latest May 2017.
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Fingers crossed!
So will this just be for Chinese versions or will the rest of us get it?
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"Normally" nowadays this should mean countries outside China will receive an update sometime in the future, most likely not in May but later.
After thinking I actually did upgrade from EMUI 4 and Android Marshmallow to EMUI 5 and Nougat 7 is my Huawei M3 the same? In the week of Feb 6-10 2017 my Huawei Mediapad M3 ( BTV-W09) had a notification to upgrade via a download it provided from it's stock EMUI 4.1 and Android 6 to EMUI 5 and Android Nougat 7, which I did download and install. After doing so it says it is still EMUI 4.1, Build Number BTV-W09C128B003, Android 6, with Android Dec 2016 security patch? No noticeable difference at all other than security level.
Did it just update the security level? I thought I read that this upgrade was going to be available for this model in around May of this year 2017? Android security patch level is still Dec 2016 (6) as of right now.
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Little confused about the versions of monthly security updates. If i have this correct Google went from 7.1.1 to 7.0 recently so what is the newest version of 7.1.1 and what is the newest version of 7.0 and of those two which one is newer?
thisguy159 said:
Little confused about the versions of monthly security updates. If i have this correct Google went from 7.1.1 to 7.0 recently so what is the newest version of 7.1.1 and what is the newest version of 7.0 and of those two which one is newer?
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7.1.1 is newer than 7.0.0. The newest version of 7.1.1 is N6F27C (May 2017), the newest version of 7.0.0 is NBD92G (Apr 2017).
Paranoid Android oreo has been released according their oficial website, so is there anybody currently working on a oreo build of paranoid Android oreo for Santoni?
Samsung is now rolling out the last major update for our A40, Android 11 with OneUI 3.1 on top.
This firmware have the March 2021 security patch.
All infos on Sammobile here
Lenny Bard said:
Samsung is now rolling out the last major update for our A40, Android 11 with OneUI 3.1 on top.
This firmware have the March 2021 security patch.
All infos on Sammobile here
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Thanks for sharing
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I recommend not updating to the March patch
since the vinary changes to 4
and in February it is still in binary 3
This will make it possible to return to android 12 and 11.
from 5.1 no longer open more system updates.
Hello colleagues
A new patch with binary 5 was released in April.
making it impossible to return through odin to android 12 and (11) (arabia, taiwan, etc)
It could be something not so relevant for some, but for others yes, who want to stay in android 12.
Android 13 with UI 5.1 was released in February and one more patch in March.
no longer open android 14 UI 6.0 updates
in my case it doesn't matter to go to binary 5.