Android
Galaxy Note 8 Oreo Update: 7 Reasons to Get Excited & 2 Not To
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Samsung's Experience 9.0 user interface comes with a ton of new customization options that should delight those of you that like changing your lock screen or the overall appearance of your device's software from time-to-time. Nothing is official, but we expect many of the elements from the Galaxy S8's Experience 9.0 UI to carry over to the Galaxy Note 8. These changes include:
These changes are small, but they're certainly welcomed given how much we all stare at our screens. It's nice to change it up sometimes. For more on these changes, take a look at our guide to the Galaxy S8 Oreo update. | ||||||||||
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Jackie
02/05/2018 at 4:31 pm
I received ä update for my note 8 today, installed it and so far my p phone freezes and when sending text messages the first letter of every word is capitalized asst random. Not A Happy Camper.
Jack
04/02/2018 at 7:19 am
After reading the article, I can’t see a single reason to update to Oreo. My phone works too good to screw it up over a bunch of cosmetics and gimmicks. I don’t think a typical Note 8 user cares what Emojis are included, or what colors you can make the screen. We buy Note phones because they have real functionality you cannot get with any other phone.