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First-gen Razer Phone receives Android Pie update

The Razer Phone was released back in 2017 and came with the first 120Hz display on any smartphone. It was also one of the first dedicated gaming smartphones, a category which has only grown in popularity over the past two years. The phone launched on Android 7.1.1 Nougat and got subsequently updated to Android 8.1 Oreo.

Starting today however the phone is getting its second major update – Android 9 Pie is seeded alongside the July security update. The new firmware comes in at just over 1GB and will likely be the last big update for the phone.

The changelog reveals lists the standard Android 9 goodies including Digital Wellbeing, Adaptive Battery, Gesture Navigation and better notification management.

First-gen Razer Phone receives Android Pie update

Other additions include bug fixes and improved performance. As with most firmware updates, this one comes with a scheduled release so it can take some weeks until it reaches all areas.

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The changelog reveals lists the standard Android 9 goodies including Digital Wellbeing, Adaptive Battery, Gesture Navigation and better notification management.

Other additions include bug fixes and improved performance. As with most firmware updates, this one comes with a scheduled release so it can take some weeks until it reaches all areas.

Source | Via

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Author: Michail
Source: GSMArena

Razer Android Firmware Updates


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