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What to expect from Samsung phones in 2021: Galaxy S21, no Note?

Why the Samsung Galaxy S21 may last you four years

Posted on December 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

In 2020, phonemakers began extending support for up to three years of Android updates. But Google just announced that phones running Qualcomm’s future chipsets, starting with the Snapdragon 888, will be able to get four years of Android, per Android Police. Given the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S21 is rumored to pack this chipset, it could be the first phone to get four years of Android.
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