Love the way Google Pixel UI soothes your soul as you scroll through it?
Also, the way the bloat-less software never takes a toll on the device?
Plus, wanna make your phone’s computational photography just as seamless!?
Aaaand yet... don’t have that much money to spend on a phone?
Don’t worry, because Google’s got your back with its affordable yet flawless OS- Android One.
What is it, anyway?
Google launched its Android One OS early in the year 2014 in a bid to reach out to its “Next billion” customers. The OS initially began rolling out in the market through budget smartphones in countries like Brazil, Spain, India, and others, while gaining popularity in some other countries only recently.
Initially, Android One rolled out only in inexpensive and affordable devices to capture as many customers as possible, but such isn't the case anymore! Now, even mid-stream smartphones come featuring the decent OS. And the Android-Go program now carries on the legacy of the budget smartphone OS.
But Why Android One?
BECAUSE...
Android One has almost all the key features of the Google Pixel. It is amazingly similar and might even look the same to most eyes. Some of the loved pixel devices’ features that can be found on Android One are:
Google Files
Google Lens
Google Photos
Google LLC Wallpapers
No pre-loaded crap
No unnecessary skins
And much more!
There are also some other tremendous benefits to giving Android One a try. For starters, Google promises to provide all Android-one devices with “at least 2 years of OS update and 3 years of monthly security updates.” Nothing like Google has ever done before!
Need any more convincing to switch to Android One? Well, it is the most unadulterated version of Android available to the customers. Plus, it carries the conveniences of the Pixel UI. Though, not completely identical yet also not a too much toned-down version of the same.
Do you appreciate little things just as they are and don’t want unnecessary bloat to complicate your digital life?
Well guess what!
Android One offers you just the very thing. It brings in the ‘stock’ experience, as pictured by Google itself. It doesn’t carry any additional UI onto it (like those Chinese OEM companies), which only makes things easier and smoother for you.
So, if you have an inelastic budget and cannot go for a pixel device but still want that intuitive experience badly, just get hold of an Android-one smartphone.
Something even cheaper...
And in case you can’t afford an Android One device, Google’s still got you covered. You can always go for an Android Go smartphone. Android Go is built to run on most low-end hardware. It could even run acceptably on a 512 MB ram smartphone. Don't expect the experience to be that innate, though. Since it’s well-optimized and also runs toned-down versions of all the Google apps, it manages basic tasks quite well, too.
So What are you waiting for?
Go to an online store or the nearest one just down the street, and check out your first Android-One device now. All your favorite brands -Nokia, Xiaomi, Motorola, Asus-
have got devices featuring the OS. You name them… Google has them!
MIND YOU.
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