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10-24-2020 03:53 PM (Last edited 10-24-2020 03:53 PM ) in
Galaxy NoteHowever, UI 3.0 is completely based on Android 11. Its like top layer that has user interface is UI 3.0 and bottom layer that runs this UI 3.0 is Android 11.
Also, few features of UI 3.0 may or may not have hardware limitations (though that hasn't stopped Samsung from giving UI 2.5 to Note9).
There's only one reason, business economics.
If they'll give u 3rd update for 80K phone, who'll buy 100K phones???
Now they've introduced 3 update policy because they're making ample of profits by selling new phones at 100K+(mfg cost marginally increased and price increased by 20%).
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Galaxy NoteIve no issues as such...
actually I'm feeling lucky to get wireless Dex on my note 9. thats already more than sufficient update for me..
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Galaxy NoteAlso you asked what else is stopping samsung except 2 years update policy. I think the policy itself is enough for them to not to push Android 11 for Note 9. If they had not announced the 3 years policy for newer flagships then I would say they should change their policy. You are just upset that they decided to change from S10 series and not yours. If they wanted to give 3 years update to only 100k phones then i don't think they would have given the same policy for S10 series and for that matter even to A series. Yes they are also pushing 3 years policy to some A series phones. I hope this answers your question.
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10-24-2020 05:11 PM in
Galaxy Noteno no it doesn't matter..