LG G6 and LG V30 will be getting an update to Android 8.1 Oreo Update

LG G6 and LG V30 will be getting an update to Android 8.1 Oreo Update

When is your phone getting Android 8.0 Oreo? We asked every major manufacturer

Google released Android 8.0 Oreo, the latest version of the smartphone mobile operating system, in August 2017. A few devices have received the update, but many haven’t. As a general rule, if your phone was made in the last two years, there is a good chance you’re in luck.

Search engine giant Google had announced Android  O operating system recently. In August, the company named OS as Oreo and also updated Pixel and Nexus smartphones. After this, a number smartphone companies like Sony, Samsung, HTC also came out with the list of their devices that will get Oreo updation, gadgetnow.com said.

In case you are wondering whether your android set will get the Oreo update or not, here is the list of some smartphones that will receive Android O update to find out as per gadgetnow.com .

1) Sony

*Sony Xperia X
*Sony Xperia X Performance

*Sony Xperia XZ Premium
*Sony Xperia XZs

*Sony Xperia XZ
*Sony Xperia X Compact

1) Samsung

* Samsung Galaxy S7
* Samsung Galaxy S7 edge

* Samsung Galaxy S8
* Samsung Galaxy S8+
* Samsung Galaxy S8 Active
* Samsung Galaxy Note 8

3) LG

*LG G6
*LG V30
*LG V20
*LG Q6
*LG Q8

4) HTC

*HTC U11
*HTC U Ultra
*HTC 10
5) Xiomi

*Mi 6
*Mi Mix 2
*Mi A1
*Mi Max 2
*Mi Note 3

6) Motorola

*Moto Z2 Force Edition
*Moto X4

*Moto Z / Moto Z Droid
*Moto Z Force Droid
*Moto Z Play / Moto Z Play Droid
*Moto Z2 Play

Earlier this week, the Google launched Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL  at an event in San Francisco. While, Google Pixel 2 will cost Rs 61,000 for the 64GB variant, and Rs 71,000 for the 128GB model, Pixel 2 XL will costs Rs 73,000 for the 64GB storage option and Rs 82,00 for 28GB variant, Indian Express said.  Both sets will be available online  through Flipkart. Theese  phones will also be available across leading retail channels with over 1000+ offline stores in the country.

Android 8.0 and 8.1 Oreo feature highlights

Android 8.0 Oreo focuses primarily on speed and efficiency. Google's Pixel phones, for example, have seen boot times cut in half with Android 8.0 (another name for Oreo). Others are faster too, according to our testing. Pesky background activity that drains your battery and data plan have been restricted, another perk of Oreo.

Android Oreo skimps on bold visual changes, but packs in useful design tweaks, like picture-in-picture (PiP) mode for multitasking with the likes of YouTube, Google Maps and Hangouts appearing in a small corner window when minimized. New notification dots on apps icons offer a colorful reminder to check out updates.

Android Oreo 8.1 has launched on even fewer devices, but packs in extras, mostly concentrated on Pixel phones. AR Stickers on Pixel phones inject even more fun into the stock camera app as we demoed in our in-depth article.

The Pixel 2-exclusive Visual Core makes the best phone camera even better with improve HDR+ photos.

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