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Wondering if your Samsung Smartphone Gets Oreo? Here's a list.
Android 8, better known as Oreo has been announced last summer and is seeing slow adoption towards compatible devices. Samsung currently rolled out an Android Oreo beta program only to its Galaxy S8 and S8+ devices, and nobody really knows if other Galaxy device owners will get that yummy cookie update, that now changes as there is a list.
So here's the thing, the list is not 100% official/confirmed but seems solid and was made thanks to help from a XDASenior Member. Within framework-res file of the unreleased Note 8 Android Oreo beta he and xda-developpers found a list of XML files that describe the hardware that is present on certain Samsung devices. More importantly, the titles of these XML files contain the internal code-names of many current Samsung devices. The existence of these XML files isn’t proof that the devices listed below will receive Oreo since they could be leftover files, however, the fact that several code-names for unreleased Samsung devices are also mentioned suggests to me that Samsung is experimenting with Oreo on these different devices.
That xml files with code names suggest that these devices are being tested by Samsung for Android Oreo and there is a good chance that they will get that update.
So while not confirmed, it's plausible that the following devices will get Android 8.0 / Oreo:
Smartphones:
- Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 (a3y17)
- Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (a5y17)
- Samsung Galaxy A7 2017 (a7y17)
- Samsung Galaxy A8 2016 SM-A810 (a8xe)
- Samsung Galaxy A8 2018 (jackpotlte)
- Samsung Galaxy A8 + 2018 (jackpot2lte)
- Samsung Galaxy J3 2017 (j3y17)
- Samsung Galaxy J5 2017 (j5y17)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 2017 (j7y17)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 + (jadelte)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Duos 2017 (j7duo)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Max (j7max)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Neo (j7velte)
- Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime (j7popelte)
- Samsung Galaxy Note FE (gracer)
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (great)
- Samsung Galaxy S7 (hero)
- Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (hero2)
- Samsung Galaxy S8 Active (cruiserlte)
- Samsung Galaxy S8 (dream)
- Samsung Galaxy S8 + (dream2)
- Samsung Galaxy W2018 (kellylte)
Tablets:
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 SM-T355 (gt58lte)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 SM-T380 / T385 2017 (gta2s)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 SM-T580 (gtaxl)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2 (gtactive2)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab E 8.0 (gtesvelte)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 SM-T825 (gts3)
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#5516779 Posted on: 02/03/2018 11:08 AM
I was tired of waiting the Oreo upgrade for my S8+.
I flashed Google Edition Android O (ZRA5) yesterday, it's smooth and fast.
You can choose to install or not the Samsung bloatware and which one.
I was tired of waiting the Oreo upgrade for my S8+.
I flashed Google Edition Android O (ZRA5) yesterday, it's smooth and fast.
You can choose to install or not the Samsung bloatware and which one.
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#5516780 Posted on: 02/03/2018 11:09 AM
I will have it (A3 2017) but it is been known since 3-4 months now.
I will have it (A3 2017) but it is been known since 3-4 months now.
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#5516782 Posted on: 02/03/2018 11:13 AM
Well, they claim hardware incompatibility and what not. They'll never admit it but common sense dictates that Samsung (and all other companies) like outdated smartphones, so you will purchase a new and more secure one in that nice 2-year cycle.
Not sure why Samsung never updated past 4.4.2 cuz it works just fine.
Well, they claim hardware incompatibility and what not. They'll never admit it but common sense dictates that Samsung (and all other companies) like outdated smartphones, so you will purchase a new and more secure one in that nice 2-year cycle.
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#5516798 Posted on: 02/03/2018 12:03 PM
TBH I am relieved that my Galaxy S6 and Tab S2 are NOT getting Oreo.
Because I'd die waiting for official OTA update
TBH I am relieved that my Galaxy S6 and Tab S2 are NOT getting Oreo.
Because I'd die waiting for official OTA update
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#5516812 Posted on: 02/03/2018 01:35 PM
Not going to hold my breath for this to happen.
Currently using a Samsung S7 and it looks like its still on 7.0
Not going to hold my breath for this to happen.
Currently using a Samsung S7 and it looks like its still on 7.0
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#5516813 Posted on: 02/03/2018 01:41 PM
Not going to hold my breath for this to happen.
Currently using a Samsung S7 and it looks like its still on 7.0
Well yea the S7 is still on 7.0 because they haven't rolled 8.0 out yet, it's only just finished beta stage for the S8, flagships always get their updates first, got the S7 myself
Samsung always push 3 different versions of Android to their devices, S7 started on Marshmallow 6, Now on Nougat 7 and will get Oreo 8
Not going to hold my breath for this to happen.
Currently using a Samsung S7 and it looks like its still on 7.0
Well yea the S7 is still on 7.0 because they haven't rolled 8.0 out yet, it's only just finished beta stage for the S8, flagships always get their updates first, got the S7 myself
Samsung always push 3 different versions of Android to their devices, S7 started on Marshmallow 6, Now on Nougat 7 and will get Oreo 8
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#5516823 Posted on: 02/03/2018 02:24 PM
If your Samsung phone is not on the list get Lineage.
I have Android 7 on my S3.
If your Samsung phone is not on the list get Lineage.
I have Android 7 on my S3.
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#5516838 Posted on: 02/03/2018 03:44 PM
I have it on my OnePlus 5 for a while. Can't say I noticed much difference from 7, because the phone was super snappy and fast even before the update.
I have it on my OnePlus 5 for a while. Can't say I noticed much difference from 7, because the phone was super snappy and fast even before the update.
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#5516881 Posted on: 02/03/2018 06:00 PM
Well, S8 with their own Exynos CPU doesn't have the update listed yet (beta or not)
Only the Snapdragon version has it.
But not complaining... it works blazing fast in anything I've thrown at it so far so all good.
When it comes, it comes.
Well, S8 with their own Exynos CPU doesn't have the update listed yet (beta or not)
Only the Snapdragon version has it.
But not complaining... it works blazing fast in anything I've thrown at it so far so all good.
When it comes, it comes.
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#5516884 Posted on: 02/03/2018 06:05 PM
Well yea the S7 is still on 7.0 because they haven't rolled 8.0 out yet, it's only just finished beta stage for the S8, flagships always get their updates first, got the S7 myself
I was on 7.0 in 2016 and i'm still on it. It hasn't gone to 7.1 or 7.1.1 ect which we were promised nearly a year ago
Well yea the S7 is still on 7.0 because they haven't rolled 8.0 out yet, it's only just finished beta stage for the S8, flagships always get their updates first, got the S7 myself
I was on 7.0 in 2016 and i'm still on it. It hasn't gone to 7.1 or 7.1.1 ect which we were promised nearly a year ago
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#5516887 Posted on: 02/03/2018 06:20 PM
Samsung never/rarely go above the initial release version other than on I think T-Mobile, maybe other US variants I remember with the S5
Dunno who promised you 7.1.1 but it wasn't Samsung, probably some n00b Samsung social media employee who hasn't got a clue
Probably should do some research on Samsung updates before posting
I was on 7.0 in 2016 and i'm still on it. It hasn't gone to 7.1 or 7.1.1 ect which we were promised nearly a year ago
Samsung never/rarely go above the initial release version other than on I think T-Mobile, maybe other US variants I remember with the S5
Dunno who promised you 7.1.1 but it wasn't Samsung, probably some n00b Samsung social media employee who hasn't got a clue
Probably should do some research on Samsung updates before posting
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#5516888 Posted on: 02/03/2018 06:24 PM
S8 Oreo testing is still going on ATM, no idea when it will end. Even if the rumored list mentions other phones, there is no telling when they will get it. it could very well be when the next android will be announced lol
I'm doing fine with a 7.1.1 note8 port for my s7 edge. no way i could ever go back to stock nougat.
S8 Oreo testing is still going on ATM, no idea when it will end. Even if the rumored list mentions other phones, there is no telling when they will get it. it could very well be when the next android will be announced lol
I'm doing fine with a 7.1.1 note8 port for my s7 edge. no way i could ever go back to stock nougat.
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#5516921 Posted on: 02/03/2018 08:54 PM
I got tired waiting oreo or even nougat update to my oneplus 2 so I bought iphone 7+ problem solved.
I really hope that googles project treble can solve this ongoing issue.
I got tired waiting oreo or even nougat update to my oneplus 2 so I bought iphone 7+ problem solved.
I really hope that googles project treble can solve this ongoing issue.
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#5516940 Posted on: 02/03/2018 09:59 PM
i have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 SM-T585 (LTE) will it also get Oreo??
i have a Galaxy Tab 10.1 SM-T585 (LTE) will it also get Oreo??
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I recently updated my Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 (GT-P5210) to Lineage OS 14.1 with Android 7.1.2.
Not sure why Samsung never updated past 4.4.2 cuz it works just fine.