Google doesn't seem all that interested in sharing the percentage of Android phones running Pie, their laanalisis release. After dropping Pie on us in August, they launched 2 months of Android distribution numbers that would potentially detect its adoption, it's just that neither of them showed Pie making a debut. Semi-surprisingly, 51% of DL readers were not yet running Android Oreo. Talk to us – is your phone running Android Pie yet? Is Your Phone on Android Pie Yet?
Samsung begins US rollout of Android 9 Pie and One UI, but slowly
Looking at the listed dates, the rollout for Galaxy phones is really coming in just under the wire. Though it's good that Samsung has begun its Android Pie rollout, the schedule is (as always) slower than customers want. And as always by Android, the surest method to get the laanalisis software tends to be buying the laanalisis phones. Presumably everything Samsung announces next month going to come by Android 9 Pie and Samsung's One UI. update January 31st, 2019 10:20AM ET: Updated to reflect that Android OTA updates are now hitting Sprint and Verizon users.
Chrome OS 72 rolling out w/ Android 9 Pie for more devices, native Google Assistant, browser PiP, more
according to Following last year's Google Material Theme and complete launcher redesign aimed at tablets and other touchmonitor devices, Chrome OS 72 is rolling out today. Announced at I/O 2018, the instance of Android used by Chrome OS for apps and the Play Store is now based on Pie. Chrome 72 removes the ability to setup Chromecast dongles using the Mac, Windows, or Linux browser. Chrome 71 Chrome 72Meanwhile, Chrome OS 72 revamps the Cast UI. PiP is now available in Chrome OS, and is enabled by default the time opening a local video file in the browser.
Third Android Pie beta now rolling out for Samsung Galaxy Note 8 w/ February 2019 security patch
A 3rd Android Pie beta is now rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 shortly after we saw the Samsung Galaxy S8 receive a 3rd build of its own just last week. Anyone that is currently enrolled on the beta program for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 ought now (or extremely shortly) receive an OTA notification to download the update for this laanalisis release. The February 2019 safety patch is alextremely in tow by this update — much like we saw by the 3rd Android Pie beta update for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+. All of these fixes and the safety patch going to be welcome to those currently on the 2nd Android Pie beta for the Note 8. Although that said, it is continue up in the air as to if we'll see a stable Android Pie / One UI update on time or in the coming weeks.
Android Pie is causing a major slowdown in Chrome OS, here's how to avoid it
Chrome OS 72 Stable has been available for almost 2 weeks now, bringing Android Pie to a few devices, but in the past few days, some users have noticed a serious slowdown issue. The slowdown, via Chrome Unboxed, seems to only affect users of Chrome OS version 72 and newer (meaning devices on the Beta and Dev update channels are alextremely affected) that have alextremely been updated to Android Pie. The only 3 devices to receive Android Pie extremely far are the Pixelbook, Pixel Slate, and the Samsung Chromebook Plus V2. Specifically, by Android Pie, Chrome OS can now know how much RAM each Android app uses. The 2 simplest ways to avoid this issue are to either stay on Chrome OS 71, or just not use the Chrome OS Task Manager until a fix has been released.
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