Samsung Gulf now says no Lollipop for Galaxy Note 8.0 Comments
- sherybest
- Nkr
BCHLIU, 11 May 2015Funny enough, the Note 8.0 is still very capable and still better in performance than some of ... moreAmin for that. I realy am waiting for note 8 successor its the best device i ever got.hoping samsung dosnt blow it away because its too good to be replaced
- AnonD-394471
- fvU
it was a mistake when I bought the tab pro 8.4 thought its its the best tablet I have ever had and its more powerful and fast but samsung neglected this tablet and didnt confirm its lollipop till now and its very slow in updating tablets ... So im waiting and I wish they make the update .
NO MORE SAMSUNG AT ALL ... :@
- boudy
- fvU
it was a mistake when I bought the tab pro 8.4 thought its its the best tablet I have ever had and its more powerful and fast but samsung neglected this tablet and didnt confirm its lollipop till now and its very slow in updating tablets ... So im waiting and I wish they make the update .
NO MORE SAMSUNG AT ALL ... :@
- MrGenie
- HBF
i dont get how the mother company accept this variation in service provided by each regional Samsung office!! few days ago it was the note2 now its note8.0... had it been all over the world that note2 isnt lollipop ready, i would have accepted that fact.. but some regions get it and some dont!
Samsung needs to explain!
- ashim
- ute
Samsung is the worst company never will buy another Samsung product again have been a fool to buy a galaxy note 8.0 hoping they will update a high end device but no they just want you to buy the highest most expensive model if you wish to get an update. since 2013 Samsung India has not updated the galaxy note 8.0 from the useless 4.2.2 Thanks a lot Samsung wishing and hoping that you go bust soon just like sony has
- AnonD-237389
- 0yq
This time sony done a much better job, I'll return to sony, no more Samsung,
- Mani
- m27
Also Galaxy S5 did not receive the lolipop update. Now its being more then four months while other countries already received. I dont know what is the issue Samsung have with Gulf region.
- Anonymous
- m7K
Updates for Arab regions are the hardest ones to make, combined with a fairly low customer base, Saudi is a big country but sparse population, the other countries are almost mini states and aren't Samsung strongholds.
- AnonD-615
- 9LG
Note 3 in gulf not yet received Lollipop. (where LG gave to gulf lollipop update in january)
They want people to buy new device
- whatever
- Jh8
before u all going into racism mode .. UAE always in the first ten to recive sam updates .. its just that sam gulf is more sincere & less bullsh!ting toward its customers .. I mean months hass passed since the note2L announcement .. & we r few months from note5 .. so where the hell is the promised update
- AnonD-155275
- fq6
Anonymous, 11 May 2015Two year update cycle. After 24 months, Samsung stops support on those devices.It is not a matter of time as much as a matter of region
- AnonD-155275
- fq6
Anonymous, 11 May 2015too bad for Samsung owners, once again, you get screwed for the updates. Since kitkat 4.4 (las... moreThere is a freaking major problem with updates in the Arab world... Not Many devices actually get updates while many others get the... Note 8 and note 2 will pprobablyget lLollipop... Just not in Arabian countries
- Anonymous
- IV$
AnonD-393866, 11 May 2015Why won't the people get the Android L update, is Samsung trying to get extra money?its samsung style... u want update.. buy new one.. usually once every 1/2 year
- Anonymous
- 5Mb
too bad for Samsung owners, once again, you get screwed for the updates. Since kitkat 4.4 (last update available for NOte 2 and 8) came out on june 2014, it means that the note 2 had less than 2 years of "updates and support" while the Note 8 had barely over 1 year of "updates and support".
- BCHLIU
- XrI
Funny enough, the Note 8.0 is still very capable and still better in performance than some of their lower-mid range current range (any of the Tab 4's). Still waiting for the true successor to the Note 8 with the stylus pen
- AnonD-276592
- vp1
Wow, this device is very expensive at launch now I'm stuck with Jellybean.
- PuroDoraiba
- KSE
Anonymous, 11 May 2015Two year update cycle. After 24 months, Samsung stops support on those devices.It's 18 months, not 24.
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