Update: A stable Oreo ROM for Samsung Galaxy S8 with
Snapdragon 835 leaked on Reddit. It also revealed that brings Dolby
Atmos support will be a part of the release that allows more creative
audio tweaking for clearer sound and also comes with the January 2018
security patch.
Stable Oreo build with Dolby Atmos
The upgrade can be sideloaded, but it is not yet certified on Google
Play and might not support some features, including future updates. The
build model number is CRA1 and can be installed if the phone is still on
Android Nougat and has the December patch with model number BQL1.
Original story follows:
Samsung issued the latest Galaxy S8 Oreo Beta version on December 14, where updates featured
Bluetooth improvements and plenty of bug fixes. Most recent information
on the upcoming upgrade is that Samsung is ending registrations for new
users today. The whole program will wrap up in ten days, on January 15.
Ending the beta updates for the new OS means Samsung is ready for a
public rollout of Android Oreo 8.0. The manufacturer will most likely
copy match the timing of last year’s Galaxy S7 Nougat update in the middle of January.
The new OS is coming along with a new version of the Samsung
Experience user interface. The upgrade will bring app icon badges,
detailed control of notifications and history for the search bar in
Settings.
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