Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks

Two of the phones in the market right now which are considered commendable mid-range smartphones, and were released last year have very recently started receiving the Android 10 update today. The Finnish company, HMD Global owned Nokia brand smartphones have always been known to receive quick updates, and the company is usually ahead of others in rolling out updates for its smartphones. Following that routine, Nokia has now started pushing the Android 10 update for the Nokia 7 Plus which has been one of its biggest bets last year. Informing about this new development through the official Twitter handle of Nokia Mobiles, the brand has announced that it has started pushing the updates to this device. As always, the users will be getting the update in phases through the OTA method. In another news, Motorola One Vision, which was one of the first releases by the Lenovo owned brand in its “One” series has also started receiving the Android 10 update.

Android 10 Starts Reaching Out to Many Devices
It is also worth noting that both of these devices, Motorola One Vision and the Nokia 7 Plus run on the Android One Certified platform. This means that they come with a clean stock UI with minimal additions. Since long now, both Motorola and Nokia have been preferred brands when it comes to getting your hands on a stock Android device. These phones offer minimal bloatware and an Android power experience with a native UI and no changes whatsoever. The Android One certification for these two phones ensures that the security updates and other updates do not fall back on the timeline and quickly reach the smartphones. The Android One phones receive monthly security patches from Google and are usually the first devices in the market to be updated to the latest OS.