A last-minute Galaxy S22 leak reveals Samsung guarantees four years of Android updates instead of three - here’s what you need to know.
last fall. Sure, iOS 15 has features that the iPhone 6s hardware can’t handle. But that phone will be seven years old this fall when Apple launches iOS 16.
Put differently, it makes more sense to buy an expensive iPhone rather than an Android flagship if you plan on using it for more than three years. The handset already ships with powerful hardware on year one and will run with ease subsequent iOS flavors. We had the same expectation for the Galaxy S22 phones when it comes to Android updates. After all, Samsungin summer 2020 to issue three years of updates to various Galaxy devices, not just the flagships. That was a great move from the Korean giant.
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