The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Android Pie rollout has begun, which means now is a great time to start preparing yourself and your device for the transition from Android Oreo to Android Pie.
Galaxy Note 8 Android Pie beta has ended and Samsung is releasing the final version of Android Pie upgrade.
The company’s launch begins with beta testers and users in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, but we expect the launch to pick up momentum as we dive deeper into the month.
You may want to install the update as soon as it arrives on your phone, but there are some steps you need to take before upgrading from Android Oreo to Android Pie.
The Galaxy Note 8’s Android Pie update is a big one with a long list of changes, including Samsung’s new One UI. Upgrading early has its benefits, but be aware that the update has caused problems for some Note 8 users.
Samsung’s latest update has gone through a beta period, but problems have slipped into the final version. Some of these issues are minor bugs, but some users are noticing major performance issues such as lag, connection issues, app issues, and abnormal battery drain.
There’s no way to predict how Android Pie will run on your device, so you’ll want to be as prepared as possible. If you haven’t received a prompt yet, prepare for up to 30 minutes of action. A little prep work will go a long way in preventing problems.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps we usually take before installing new Android software on our Galaxy devices. You don’t need to follow every step, but the more prepared you are, the better you will be.
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