Brands that provide the fastest updates to smartphones

His research has been the subject of much news before Counterpoint Researchhas now again put the Android smartphone makers in the spotlight and unveiled which manufacturer has managed to stand out when it comes to updates.

According to the research in question, it was once by far the leader in the mobile phone industry, but has sought its former popularity with candles since phones started “getting smarter”. Nokiawhen it comes to updates, Android phone manufacturers manages to leave it behind.

According to the table shared by Counterpoint Research, Nokia It has released the update to Android 10 on all 20 smartphones and tops the list with 100% updates of their devices.

In fact, OnePlus also provides 100 percent updates of its devices, but OnePlusSince the number of smartphones on the market is not even half that of Nokia (7), the main name is Nokia.

The interesting thing is; Often criticized for both features and security updates Samsung, on the market have updated 89% of their smartphones to Android 10 and ranks third in the list. Realme, Xiaomi and Huawei are the smartphone manufacturers that follow the list.

Counterpoint Research, üreticileri based on how often the security update is released they also listed. By publishing security updates on all of its smartphones on the market monthly, Nokia manages to rank first in this category as well.

OnePlus, which has updated all of its smartphones to the latest version of Android, has interestingly reached 90% of these phones. monthly security update publication. The remaining 10% receive security updates one per quarter of the year.

Perhaps the biggest surprise among the major smartphone makers is Samsung. According to data from Counterpoint Research, Samsung It only releases security updates to only 22% of their smartphones monthly. The remaining models receive a security update every quarter.

“If companies are so good with updates, why am I not getting updates?” you might ask. Tables created by Counterpoint Research are only takes into account the smartphones they have launched in the last three years and smartphones with Android Go are not considered. Therefore, if you have a smartphone older than 3 years, you may not receive an update.