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Galaxy NoteFor an operating system to function properly, it needs proper hardware. This hardware changes almost every **bleep** year now, so programmers have to write firmware for these new SoC's, which may seem easy but it's not.
So support for older SoC's are later dropped because staff can't work on older and newer SoC updates.
If that makes sense, so companies would rather cut cost and spend important staff resources on newer SoC's and move with the times.
If that makes sense.
