Google released its newest OS - Android 7.0 several months ago, and many renowned smartphone brands claim they will roll out this update very soon, among them are Huawei, Moto, and Sony. However, only several models have got updated already.
As the first Vernee model branded as finely-designed smartphone, Mars has won great popularity among its users and media.
Launched in August with the retail price of $249.99, it carries Helio P10 CPU, 5.5 inch FHD display, 4GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 13.0MP rear camera, and 3000mAh battery. And it supports quick charge and sports a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Vernee has been clinging to its motto to keep rolling out updates for its all products, including the old ones. And it’s among the first to push out major Google OS update as well.
It is reported that Vernee will roll out Android 7.0 update on 6th December for Mars. This will make Mars the first Helio P10 smartphone to get this major update.
When next you want to buy a smartphone, get yourself something that will constantly receive updates and not the one that you’ll need to submit prayer points before the updates surface.
Launched in August with the retail price of $249.99, it carries Helio P10 CPU, 5.5 inch FHD display, 4GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 13.0MP rear camera, and 3000mAh battery. And it supports quick charge and sports a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Vernee has been clinging to its motto to keep rolling out updates for its all products, including the old ones. And it’s among the first to push out major Google OS update as well.
It is reported that Vernee will roll out Android 7.0 update on 6th December for Mars. This will make Mars the first Helio P10 smartphone to get this major update.
When next you want to buy a smartphone, get yourself something that will constantly receive updates and not the one that you’ll need to submit prayer points before the updates surface.
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