It’s the end of the road for Samsung’s Galaxy S20 family | Infinium-tech
Samsung can now offer a seven -year update for its latest flagship (even eight for enterprise models), but it has not always been the case. The Galaxy S20 series has now reached the end of the road – no device will get any other software update from now on.
We are talking about S20, S20+and S20 Ultra, by the way, all have reached a five -year mark since their release. Samsung issued him a monthly security update for the first four of those years, then switching him to a quarterly schedule for the previous year. And now all this is over, as those devices were promised to support for only five years.
Since it was released later on the year, the S20 Fe is still receiving quarterly security updates, but will also collide in a few months from now.
These days a lot of phone manufacturers promise long -term software support windows for their flagship, which is a welcome trend, but we wonder how long it is. We would like to hear from you – how many times do you switch the phone? And thus, in what year is you a big adequate software support window? Tell us in the comments.
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