Sentences with phrase «oems push»

First, we're seeing more OEMs push their apps and services to Google Play, which could be the first step towards bringing these apps out of the Sense or Touchwiz blanket.

As OEMs push out more refined software, the need to root has diminished — still, the number of incredible things you can do with a rooted phone is enough to tempt many enthusiasts.

More importantly though, the GPL creates a culture of giving back, resulting in even some of the most tightlipped of OEMs pushing some code upstream to the mainline Android Open Source Project (AOSP) itself, even if only for the sake of reducing the amount of maintenance that their codebase requires.

When it comes to Android, there's considerably more competition, with various Asian OEMs pushing their cheap, often unknown devices hard in local markets.

While last year saw Motorola and OnePlus lead the pack when it comes to «specs and performance for the money», this year there are more OEMs pushing into this space with hopes of turning the entry and mid-level markets on their heads.

Not exact matches

Chat is a consumer - friendly name for Rich Communication Services (RCS), a standard that is meant to replace SMS and Google has been pushing every major carriers and OEMs to adopt this technology, The Verge reports.

Jim and Mike have always pushed the boundaries of material science in their builds, but with the new computer - laden factory speed machines leaving the big three today, builders are becoming more like software engineers than mechanics in many ways — and this isn't a trend that will ever change as OEMs look to build more refined, complex machines.

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Android 6.0 Marshmallow continues to widen its reaches every month, with some OEMs being more successful than others at pushing the update to their product lineups, as usual.

The newly equipped tablet will run $ 299 from selected OEMs and also feature the latest version of Android KitKat, which is being pushed out to owners of the Wi - Fi version later today with additional enhancements for gaming.

It's a halo product — a model for pushing OEMs in the right direction.

Because it's up to OEMs to update the software for their devices and push it consumers, it could be a while before those Ice Cream Sandwich numbers start creeping up.

With Black Friday just around the corner, OEMs and retailers are scrambling to come up with the best deals to attract more customers and push their sales through the roof.

Now, the company looks to be refocusing on Windows tablets with the push for 8 / RT with the XPS10, XPS12 and Latitude 10 though whether the tablets will aid Dell in its long - running and so far unsuccessful «transformation» initiative remains to be seen, as the reception to both Windows 8 and RT have proven to be less popular than expected by either OEMs or Microsoft.

In a study that Navigant conducted for AWEA, developers and OEMs were interviewed for their near - term plans and reported that many of their planned projects for the 2021 - 2023 timeframe are being pushed forward in order to be eligible for high PTC subsidizations, Hamilton said.

In fact, Google has pushed OEMs to use even more of the basic Android experience without making unnecessary changes.

It would hopefully push other OEMs to adopt manual controls into their app (Looks at Google).

AC understands that it's not a hard requirement for OEMs shipping a phone on Android 8.0, but that Google will push device makers towards using Treble rather than continuing in the old way.

This is Google's new update process that'll theoretically make it easier for OEMs to push new versions of Android to their phones, and while the effectiveness of Treble still remains to be seen, I know a lot of you will still be pleased to see it make an appearance here.

If the company manages to stick to its ambitious schedule, it will likely end up being one of the first third - party OEMs to push out Android 8.0 to its devices.

Not everyone has been doing a particularly good job of this, and as the ranks of Android OEMs continue to swell, escalating competition might push some familiar names out of the game altogether.

One of the biggest requirements for the program is that OEMs need to push out security patches within 90 days of their initial release, and that should be a piece of cake considering that all of Nokia's phones going forward are also part of Google's Android One initiative.

But, because the Redmi Note 4 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, it also has a lot more competition from other OEMs who have pushed out devices on the same chipset and displaying similar prowess.

However, major Android OEMs are yet to start pushing out the update, among them Samsung, Motorola, Sony, just to name but a few.

Android smartphones that support Project Treble would be able to receive faster software updates since it will no longer be re-optimized by OEMs before pushing them out to users, according to Android Authority.

With Google Unified Push, Google will be the one delivering Android upgrades and not OEMs, but the device has to be on Android P out of the box

Since OEMs wanted it in time for the back to school season, Microsoft pushed Threshold back to July and broke Threshold into two parts.

What's shocking however, is just how slowly some OEMs are pushing out patches.

Apparently, Samsung is stockpiling the first supplies of the latest Qualcomm processor, leaving LG and other OEMs no other choice but to choose the previous - gen chip — under the assumption that pushing back their devices» launch dates isn't an option, that is.

Smaller OEMs like OnePlus, Nokia, and Essential boast of their speed at pushing out updates, especially when compared to Samsung's snail - paced schedule.

Most other OEMs delay these patches, take months to deploy them, or simply don't push them to users at all.

Right when the Android One was announced, we had cast doubts about Android One as we thought these local OEMs would push their own competing devices against Android One.

Google has said OEMs such as Essential, General Mobile, HMD Global Home of Nokia Phones, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Sharp and Sony have plans to push their first Oreo update before the end of the year.

Once this is over, the stable version of the OS will now be sent to smartphone and tablet OEMs who can then start their usual plays before finally pushing out devices based on the OS.

OnePlus may have its issues, as every company does, but I do believe that it is pushing other companies to improve in certain areas, and I do believe that OnePlus» smartphones are unique in their own right, which makes OnePlus a more than worthy competitor to other smartphone OEMs out there.

It is a different matter altogether that most Android OEMs intentionally delay software updates to their older smartphones and drop support for it soon after a year to focus on their newer models and push them to consumers.

What's more, this bloatware slows down the upgrade process because OEMs have to test out new versions of Android on all their apps and services before they push out the latest release.

This is a big advantage over other OEMs that are still struggling to make sure that updates and upgrades are made available as soon as Google pushes them out.

Xiaomi is one of the leading OEMs in its home country, but the Chinese company has been pushing for a wider global audience.

It's not surprising OEMs are using these features to push their virtual assistants.

Despite the iPad mini launching just a few months later, the Nexus 7 sold extremely well, leading it to be the most prolific Android tablet, and seriously pushing other OEMs to produce quality devices for a low cost.

How are OEMs with Android skins visually as heavy as Samsung (like EMUI) able to push out Oreo updates after 1 - 2 months, but Samsung is taking over 6 months to fix bugs?

The Pixel line pushes less cooperative OEMs, and inspires friendly ones, to follow its path by shaping the public perception of what Android smartphones should be.

As is always the case, partners of Google's Android program are notified about a month ahead of when Google publishes these bulletins, so any non-Pixel or non-Nexus devices shouldn't have to wait too long for their patches to be pushed out, though that will ultimately depend on how good those OEMs are at sending out these patches, as some are much quicker at it than others.

How long it takes Android OEMs to push out updates is laughable already, but this is particularly hilarious since HTC touted with the launch of the A9 that it was aiming to get updates for the A9 out within 15 days of them landing on the Nexus phones.

A few years ago, if there's one thing Android OEMs were known for, it was pushing the most specced - out plastic phones possible.

This is a pretty interesting article about how Apple and Samsung's uncontested dominance in the US is pushing other Android OEMs out of the North American market.

As noted, Sony will be among the first OEMs to push Android Nougat to their devices.

Google also pushed the concept of open and unlocked hardware, capable of being used on virtually any carrier — something OEMs weren't willing to do on their own.

While the likes of Google Pixel and Nexus 6P owners are sure that the OS will be pushed to their devices, many other non-Google device users need confirmation from these OEMs in order to be sure about the update.