The all-new Android 8.0 Oreo has already hit the Google Pixel and the Google Pixel XL, but it seems more handsets are going to join the Android Oreo bandwagon.
According to Rogers, the all-new Google 8.0 Oreo will hit the Google Nexus 6P on September 11th if things go as planned.
Potential Release Date and Uncertainties
There’s a possibility that the availability date might be incorrect. Nonetheless, it’s entirely possible that the handset may get it before the above-mentioned date. The rollout of new operating systems can sometimes be unpredictable due to various factors such as last-minute bug fixes, carrier testing, and regional differences. Therefore, while September 11th is the target date, users should be prepared for potential delays or even an earlier release.
Key Features and Improvements in Android 8.0 Oreo
Android OREO brings a handful of improvements and other enhancements on board, including speed improvements, several new app launch features, and much more. One of the most notable features is the “Picture-in-Picture” mode, which allows users to continue watching a video while using other apps. This multitasking feature is particularly useful for those who like to maximize their productivity.
Another significant improvement is the enhanced notification system. Android Oreo introduces notification channels, which allow users to group notifications by type and control their visibility and sound settings more granularly. This means you can prioritize important notifications while minimizing distractions from less critical alerts.
Battery life has also been a focus in this update. Android Oreo includes background execution limits, which restrict the amount of resources apps can use when running in the background. This helps to conserve battery life and improve overall device performance.
Security has not been overlooked either. Android Oreo comes with Google Play Protect, a suite of security features that continuously scans your device for harmful apps and behaviors. This ensures that your device remains secure and protected from potential threats.
Additionally, Android Oreo introduces a new set of emojis, redesigned to be more expressive and fun. This might seem like a minor update, but for many users, emojis are an essential part of daily communication.
Stay tuned, we’ll update you as soon as the update is released for the public. In the meantime, if you get the update on your Nexus 6P before September 11th, let us know in the comments below.
Source: Rogers, GSMarena
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