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Originally Posted by Dr. T
Granted, I'm about as far from an expert on these things as one can get, but from my readings of this forum and some other websites, it seems as though upgrades to new versions of android often require huge advances in hardware that are not seen as often in windows or iOS devices. Could that be a contributing factor?
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I'm no expert either, but it also sounds like a lot of products that use Android as an OS use their own particular versions of Android, so even when a pure Android update becomes available, if a product has a customized version then you're left waiting for them to upgrade their Android. Maybe alefor can confirm that.
EDIT: never mind! I see that's exactly what alefor said earlier in this thread.