Quite a few manufacturers have now started rolling out the Android Pie update for compatible devices. Some big names like Samsung are still missing from the list, though, but that company is running a beta program now ahead of the launch for the Galaxy S9 in January. HTC has joined the list today with the HTC U11 Life becoming its first handset to get the Android Pie update.
The update to Android Pie was supposed to be faster in the wake of Project Treble, but most phones are still languishing on Oreo. HTC announced several months ago which of its phones would get Pie, a list that included most of its recent releases. Well, the first one is rolling out now—it's the HTC U11 Life.
Android 9 Pie is arriving to the HTC U11 Life, according to Ubergizmo. It will be the first HTC device to get the latest big operating system update since Pie launched in August.
Android 9 Pie rollout has now picked up its pace and a majority of smartphone manufacturers have started rolling out the latest update for their respective smartphones. HTC is the latest brand to rollout the official Android 9 Pie for its
If you own the Android One-powered HTC U11 Life from 2017, be on the lookout for the Android 9 Pie update coming your way.
The U11 Life Android One device is HTC's first smartphone to be graced with an update to Android 9 Pie. The new software is rolling out in Romania at the moment, and is expected to spread to other European markets very soon. The rollout comes almost four months after Google released Pie.
The Android 9.0 Pie update for the HTC U11 Life is reportedly rolling out in some part of Europe.
Samsung recently released their second beta of Android Pie for their Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus smartphones. It looks like there was an issue with the Android Pie beta 2 for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus as Samsung has now released a hotfix update. The second beta of Android Pie was
Samsung has finally announced its plans to update the Galaxy S9, S9+ and Note 9 to Android 9 Pie, including a new and enhanced One UI interface design. The official release isn't coming until 2019, but eager testers willing to put up with some issues and instability can use the now software by signing up for the One UI Beta Program. This is how you do it.
HMD Global has been rather quick to roll out the Android 9 Pie update for its compatible devices. The Nokia 7.1 got the Pie update just yesterday. Many have been wondering when the Nokia 8 would be updated. It appears that the Nokia 8 Android Pie update release may not be that far off.