Captain Canuck
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Interesting analysis from Computerworld - Android upgrades: Which manufacturers can you trust? - Computerworld Blogs
Pretty much useless data. Android, as we know it, is way too new for any reliable data in this area. Not to mention, I question the validity of the data. It was said that up until november 2010, moto released 4 devices that weren't preinstalled with 2.2...um which phones are these? None of this ads up.Interesting analysis from Computerworld - Android upgrades: Which manufacturers can you trust? - Computerworld Blogs
Pretty much useless data. Android, as we know it, is way too new for any reliable data in this area. Not to mention, I question the validity of the data. It was said that up until november 2010, moto released 4 devices that weren't preinstalled with 2.2...um which phones are these? None of this ads up.Interesting analysis from Computerworld - Android upgrades: Which manufacturers can you trust? - Computerworld Blogs
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Pretty much useless data. Android, as we know it, is way too new for any reliable data in this area. Not to mention, I question the validity of the data. It was said that up until november 2010, moto released 4 devices that weren't preinstalled with 2.2...um which phones are these? None of this ads up.Interesting analysis from Computerworld - Android upgrades: Which manufacturers can you trust? - Computerworld Blogs
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Google it, they are there. The blocking of updates in order to promote new phones will probably lead to a class action eventually, not the fact that they are not providing updates but the fact that they are actively breaking the phones of people who try to self update.
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