Samsung to Delay Android Oreo Updates for Some Galaxy A, Galaxy C, Galaxy J Models Till December

Samsung has all the earmarks of being anticipating discharging the Android Oreo refresh for some Galaxy A, Galaxy C, and Galaxy J models just in December. In particular, the Galaxy A9 Pro, Galaxy C7 Pro, Galaxy C9 Pro, Galaxy J7 (2017), and Galaxy J7 Neo and in addition the Galaxy On5 (2016), Galaxy On7 (2016), and Galaxy On7 (2018) models will see this deferral. The organization recently seeded the Oreo refresh to Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8+ (2018). In any case, it was not long ago discovered that it pushed back the most recent Android rollout course of events for the Galaxy J3 (2017), Galaxy J5 Pro, and Galaxy J7 Pro. These cell phones were initially anticipated that would get the Oreo refresh this month.

As SamMobile reports, the Samsung Member application in India has demonstrated the most recent Oreo refresh plan. The notice on the application incorporates a rundown of gadgets that are in the pipeline to get Android Oreo. The rundown highlights models, for example, the Galaxy Tab S3, Galaxy Tab A (2017), and Galaxy J7 Max that should get the new Android refresh at some point before December. Nonetheless, a similar rundown has the Galaxy A9 Pro (2016), Galaxy C7 Pro, Galaxy C9 Pro, Galaxy J7 (2017), Galaxy J7 Neo, Galaxy On5 (2016), Galaxy On7 (2016), and Galaxy On7 (2018) that are planned to get the new programming adaptation in December.

Having said that, Samsung takes note of that the refresh calendar can be changed in view of the "improvement and endorsement forms" and may shift from area to district.

On the off chance that Samsung will move as indicated by the present calendar, the Android Oreo refresh will hit at some point post people in general arrival of Android P that may happen in September. The following huge Android refresh is as of now accessible as designer sneak peaks.

Truly, Samsung experiences confronted difficulty with Android Oreo refreshes. While the postponement in its discharge is at one front, the organization has additionally needed to stop the Oreo refresh for various gadgets in the ongoing past, including the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+, on account of issues. The organization utilizes the Samsung Experience UX over the center Android Oreo that requires profound customisations. This is probably one of the key purposes for the postponement in discharging programming refreshes.