[font=Roboto,]Timing for Android software updates[/font]
[font=Roboto,]When new updates reach your device depends on your device type and your carrier.[/font]
[font=Roboto,][size=small]How long your Nexus will get updates
After a certain period, Google can no longer guarantee that a device will get version updates or security patches.
Nexus devices receive:
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Device : No guaranteed Android version updates after
Nexus 6P: September 2017
Nexus 5X: September 2017
Nexus 9: October 2016
Nexus 6: October 2016
Nexus 5: October 2015
Nexus 7 (2013): July 2015
Nexus 10: November 2014
[font=Roboto,][size=small]Android One devices
Android One phones get the latest version of Android from Google's hardware partners. Google's partners send updates based on their schedules, trying to get them to you as soon as possible.[/font][/size]
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[size=small]When your Android One will get updates :[/font][/size]
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After an update is available, it can take up to two weeks to reach your phone. When the update is ready to be installed on your phone, a message on your phone will say, "System update available." You'll need to connect to the Internet to get the notification and to download the software.[/font]
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[size=small]How long your Android One will get updates:[/font][/size]
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All partners have committed to giving software updates for at least 18 months after the phone's launch. All Android One phones will get at least one major software update and several smaller security updates.[/font]
[font=Roboto,]Check and update your Android version - Nexus Help[/font]
[font=Roboto,]When new updates reach your device depends on your device type and your carrier.[/font]
[font=Roboto,][size=small]How long your Nexus will get updates
After a certain period, Google can no longer guarantee that a device will get version updates or security patches.
Nexus devices receive:
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- Android version updates
For at least two years from when the device became available on the Google Store. - Security patches
For the longer of 3 years from availability or 18 months from when the Google Store last sold the device.
Device : No guaranteed Android version updates after
Nexus 6P: September 2017
Nexus 5X: September 2017
Nexus 9: October 2016
Nexus 6: October 2016
Nexus 5: October 2015
Nexus 7 (2013): July 2015
Nexus 10: November 2014
[font=Roboto,][size=small]Android One devices
Android One phones get the latest version of Android from Google's hardware partners. Google's partners send updates based on their schedules, trying to get them to you as soon as possible.[/font][/size]
[font=Roboto,]
[size=small]When your Android One will get updates :[/font][/size]
[font=Roboto,]
After an update is available, it can take up to two weeks to reach your phone. When the update is ready to be installed on your phone, a message on your phone will say, "System update available." You'll need to connect to the Internet to get the notification and to download the software.[/font]
[font=Roboto,]
[size=small]How long your Android One will get updates:[/font][/size]
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All partners have committed to giving software updates for at least 18 months after the phone's launch. All Android One phones will get at least one major software update and several smaller security updates.[/font]
[font=Roboto,]Check and update your Android version - Nexus Help[/font]
