Nokia 6 and Indian Nokia 8 to get Android Pie next week


The Nokia 8 received its Android Pie update back in December but users in India still haven't got the delicious piece of the desert. The wait is almost over though as Juho Sarvikas assured that the update is coming next week.
In addition, the company's CPO also announced that the update for the Nokia 6will start rolling before MWC so again next week. And even if HMD Global misses the target next week, it's still in line with the roadmap that the manufacturer released a few weeks back.
Juho Sarvikas warned that the updates could potentially be delayed if the developer team encounters serious bugs right before release. Here's hoping that it doesn't happen.
Source: Gsmarena

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