The stable release of Android 12 was launched last month to pixel phones that meet the requirements.
However, other Android OEMs need to wait a little longer.
Reported There are some buzz running Qualcomm SOCS mobile getting an Android update faster than running in MediaTek.
According to a report in Gizmochina, Xiaomi Li Ming’s executive has now provided an explanation for this.
According to Ling, Google usually provides Qualcomm and MediaTek code needed in advance.
This helps the company get a headstart in preparation for upcoming Android updates.
“This does save a lot of time contrary to making code available after the Android stable release,” Lim said according to the report.
Lim further added that this, however, where the difference between the two giants chips came.
As he is, because Qualcomm seems to have a bigger team, this allows the company to work in parallel and provide all the packages needed for the update process at once.
“Mediatek, on the other hand, deliver them in a slower batch and produce some MTK platform phones placed on the second or third update batch,” Lim said.
He calls an upgrade based on a batch as “also an inevitable choice.” He further continued to add that while the main reason to go for them was a lack of labor, the batch increase also helped save the problem with the company if there was a problem.
This is because if there are bugs that are in the code, it can be isolated to certain batches and corrected without affecting a large number of devices.