I am not talking about Nougat; I am talking about security updates.
Until October, 2016, I received small monthly security patches on my Nexus 7 (2013). On September, there was no patch, and that was when Google made clear that Nexus 7 would not get Nougat. Does this mean that Google has completely abandoned the Nexus 7 (2013), and will no longer provide security patches for it?
The Nexus 7 '13 was released on July 26, 2013. Google promised 3 years of security patches from the product release date, or 18 months from when they leave the Google Store, whichever is longer. They pulled the N7 '13 from the Store at the end of April last year, so they are obligated to about 2 weeks more support, then we're done. So, we should receive the OCT 16 security patch, and that will be it for the N7 '13.
Thank you. So, basically, all Nexus 7 users would need to switch to CyanogenMod from November, if they do not want security breaches.
I've been told that Google has stopped giving official updates but they are still keeping the device tree and kernel up to date for those who want to build the newest android for themselves. N 7.0 is already available for the 2013 nexus 7
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Has anyone tried games supporting Vulkan API and found any difference?
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K.khiladi said:
Has anyone tried games supporting Vulkan API and found any difference?
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honestly, i got no idea about this as well. but a quick Google on games with Vulcan API support shows:
Vainglory, November 16, 2014
Score! Hero, August 6, 2015
Need for Speed: No Limits, September 30, 2015
Heroes of Incredible Tales, November 18, 2015
Dream League Soccer, February 26, 2016
Olympus Rising, May 3, 2016
Galaxy on Fire 3 - Manticore, December 8, 2016
don't seem like that is a lot of games... hmmm...
mydragoon said:
honestly, i got no idea about this as well. but a quick Google on games with Vulcan API support shows:
Vainglory, November 16, 2014
Score! Hero, August 6, 2015
Need for Speed: No Limits, September 30, 2015
Heroes of Incredible Tales, November 18, 2015
Dream League Soccer, February 26, 2016
Olympus Rising, May 3, 2016
Galaxy on Fire 3 - Manticore, December 8, 2016
don't seem like that is a lot of games... hmmm...
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Yup, I too had already searched for it and not too many games support this API.
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mydragoon said:
honestly, i got no idea about this as well. but a quick Google on games with Vulcan API support shows:
Vainglory, November 16, 2014
Score! Hero, August 6, 2015
Need for Speed: No Limits, September 30, 2015
Heroes of Incredible Tales, November 18, 2015
Dream League Soccer, February 26, 2016
Olympus Rising, May 3, 2016
Galaxy on Fire 3 - Manticore, December 8, 2016
don't seem like that is a lot of games... hmmm...
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Need for speed would be a great game to showcase the Vulkan API, because its a graphic demanding game
I see Asphalt 8 had much graphics or NFS. It lags a but on pro. Dont know why.
https://www.pgrepublic.com/launch-of-foldable-huawei-mate-x-is-near/
So it's now August and they say a November release date.
any news on when the next update's gonna be? Wether it's Android 10 or one ui 1.5
We'll get android 10 in Q1 or Q2 2020.
Possibly next year around March or maybe sooner around January
I haven't got an update on my OG watch active since the 27th December 2019, with one UI 1.5. Is this the case for all models as I used to get updates fine
https://doc.samsungmobile.com/SM-R500/XAR/doc.html