Whenever I get excited about an Android phone, I’m reminded why I’ll never switch to Android
So many good things are happening with Google's Android operating system right now. Android P is nearing release and shaping up to be a tremendous update, with plenty of great new features and even more important refinements. And the best part about it is because of Google's recent addition of Project Treble to the Android platform, a large chunk of users might not have to wait quite as long to get their hands on it. To oversimplify things a bit, Treble separates Android's core framework from the tweaks made by vendors. This way the Android framework can be updated without vendors having to spend too much time reworking their own software to accommodate the updates. Whereas Android updates used to take between 18 months and two years before they arrived on a majority of active Android devices, Project Treble could cut that down dramatically.
On the hardware front, even more good things are happening. Google is about to release the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, its first new smartphones to feature modern designs. As you'll no doubt recall, the original Pixel and Pixel XL from 2016 were basically carbon copies of the iPhone 6 that had been released two years early. Then last year's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL featured an outdated look while other smartphone makers were shifting toward all-screen phone designs. But if you look just past Google's upcoming new Pixel phones you'll find an even more exciting new smartphone duo: the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. These handsets are shaping up to be Samsung's most exciting new smartphones in years. In fact, they're so exciting that I almost forgot there's absolutely no way I'll ever ditch my iPhone and switch to one.
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