Today we are immersed in a strange duality. On the one hand, there are all smartphones that “die” with few operating system updates.
Issues Android Reviews Our phones are always quite a bit because many users “obviously” don’t understand how long it takes for a new phone to receive updates, or even not receive updates It is causing controversy. This is growing every day, especially when we look at how some developers can bring in new versions. From Android 11 to mobile as Samsung Galaxy S2.
Android 2011 for Samsung Galaxy S2 in 2011
Can the Samsung Galaxy S2011, a smartphone launched in stores in the last two years, boast Android 2020 in the middle of 2011? It seems impossible on paper, but to the XDA Developers people, this seems like a forbidden word.
But the Samsung Galaxy S2, which celebrates its 2021st anniversary in 2010, still occupies a special place in the minds of Android fans and mods. Thanks to that, to be exact, 11 of them, old Samsung smartphones can travel into the future and test some of the novelty of Android XNUMX.
As expected, we’re talking about the popular alpha version, not the official version of the operating system, LineageOS custom ROMs. Specifically, we’ll talk about version 18. Compatible with Android 11 and Samsung Galaxy S2 thanks to a series of changes.
It’s a layer with a few other flaws, but it’s surprising that the smartphone retains most of the important features like WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity, or the camera app, but it doesn’t seem to be a problem. However, it is not an operating system that you use every day, such as being able to make calls but not receiving calls.
These ROMs are on the market with the clear idea of demonstrating a developer’s mods, not as a functional operating system. After all, today most users want to put the Samsung Galaxy S2 in a hidden drawer and make it their everyday phone.
And if you need to bring your old smartphone back to life, which of the great classics of mobile phones do you choose?
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