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Android 8 or Android O is the latest Android version of the world's most popular operating system on the current smartphone from Google Developers ... The following is a list of devices that are sure to be able to get Android O in time. Time to come!

List of SAMSUNG, Huawei, LG, Oppo, Sony and HTC are up and not Android O (Android 8.0).

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1. SAMSUNG


  • S8/S8+

  • Note 8

  • S7 / S7 edge / S7 Active

  • A7 (2017)

  • A5 (2017)

  • A3 (2017)

  • J7 (2017) hay Galaxy J7 Pro (VN)

  • J5 (2017)

  • Note FE

  • Tab S3

  • C9 Pro

  • C7 Pro

  • J7 Prime

  • A9 Pro

  • A8 (2016)

  • J7 (2016)

  • J5 (2016)

  • J3 (2017)

  • Tab S2 VE (2016)

  • Tab A (2016)

These models will likely not be updated soon to Android O
  • S6 / S6 edge / S6 edge+

  • Note 5

  • A7 (2016)

  • A5 (2016)

  • A3 (2016)

  • J3 (2016)

  • J2 (2016)

  • J1

2. Huawei


  • P10 (VTR-L09, VTRL29, VTR-AL00, VTR-TL00)

  • P10 lite (Lx1, Lx2, Lx3)

  • Honor 9 (AL00, AL10, TL10)

  • Y7 Prime

  • Nova 2 (PIC-AL00)

  • Nova 2 Plus (BAC-AL00)

  • Y3 (L02 / 03 / L22 / L23 U00)

  • Y7

  • Y6

  • Y5

  • Honor 8 Pro

  • P10 Plus

  • Mate 9 Porsche Design

  • Mate 9

  • Mate 9 Pro

  • Nexus 6P

This is Huawei Device will likely not receive Android Oreo 8.0 update
  • Honor 8

  • Honor 5A

  • Honor 5c

  • Y3II

  • Y5II

  • Mate 8

  • Y6

  • Honor 7

  • P10 (VTR-L09, VTRL29, VTR-AL00, VTR-TL00)

  • P10 lite (Lx1, Lx2, Lx3)

  • Honor 9 (AL00, AL10, TL10)

  • Y7 Prime

  • Nova 2 (PIC-AL00)

  • Nova 2 Plus (BAC-AL00)

  • Y3 (L02 / 03 / L22 / L23 U00)

  • Y7

  • Y6

  • Y5

  • Honor 8 Pro

  • P10 Plus

  • Mate 9 Porsche Design

  • Mate 9

  • Mate 9 Pro

  • Nexus 6P

3. LG


  • G6( H870, H870DS, US987, All carrier models supported as well)

  • G5( H850, H858, US996, H860N, All carrier models supported as well)

  • V30 (Upcoming)

  • V20(H990DS, H990N, US996, All carrier models supported as well)

  • V10(H960, H960A, H960AR)

  • Nexus 5X

This is LG's device likely will not receive Android Oreo 8.0 update.
  • G4

  • G4 Beat

  • Ray

  • K8

  • K5

  • K3

  • G3

  • G2

4. OPPO


  • F3 Plus

  • R11

  • R11 Plus

  • Find 9

This is Oppo's device likely will not receive Android Oreo 8.0 update.
  • F1

  • A53

  • R7S

  • R7 Lite

  • A33

  • NEO 7

  • R5s

  • R9S

  • R9S Plus

  • F1 Plus

  • F1 S

  • A57

  • A37

  • A77

5. Sony


  • Xperia XZ Premium( G8141, G8142)

  • Xperia L1(G3311, G3312, G3313)

  • Xperia XZS(G8231, G8232)

  • Xperia XA1(G3121, G3123, G3125, G3116, G3123)

  • Xperia XZ( F8331, F8332)

  • Xperia XA1 Ultra( G3221, G3212, G3223, G3226)

  • Xperia XA Ultra(Controversial)

  • Xperia XA(Controversial)

  • Xperia X Performance

  • Xperia Z5 Premium(Controversial)

  • Xperia Z5(Controversial)

  • Xperia X( F5121, F5122)

  • Xperia X Compact

  • Xperia E5(Controversial)

These are Sony devices that will likely not receive Android Oreo 8.0 updates.
  • Xperia M5

  • Xperia C5 Ultra

  • Xperia Z4v

  • Xperia Z3+

  • Xperia Z4

  • Xperia Z3

  • Xperia M4 Aqua

  • Xperia E4

6. HTC


  • U11

  • U Ultra

  • U Play

  • Desire 10 Pro

  • Desire 10 Lifestyle

  • HTC 10 Evo

  • HTC 10

These are HTC devices that will likely not receive Android Oreo 8.0 updates.
  • Desire 728

  • One E9s

  • Butterfly 3

  • A9

  • One M9

  • One M9 Plus

  • One M8

  • One M8s


Above is a list of devices from the top 6 Android manufacturers in the world. Note that this list is based on Google's usual update schedule as well as the hardware responsiveness of the device rather than the exact listing provided by the manufacturer.

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Margo Seibert and Natalie Brasington don't think women should have to pay a "period tax," and like a growing number of other women, they are publicly questioning whether being female in the U.S. carries unfair costs.
The pair are among five New York City women who filed a lawsuit last week arguing that it was unconstitutional for the state to levy sales tax on tampons and sanitary napkins while offering medical product exemptions to many other items used by both genders, like lip balm, foot powder and dandruff shampoo.
The case, they say, is about more than the few cents in tax levied on each pack.
Sick of the social taboo, and frustrated by a lack of access for some to a staple, these women and others are talking very publicly about menstruation and gaining political traction that would have been impossible a generation ago.
A national push to abolish sales tax on tampons is gathering steam, led by social media campaigns like #periodswithoutshame. At least seven states are now considering legislation. Illinois lawmakers were holding a hearing on the latest proposal Wednesday. Connecticut legislators discussed the issue Monday.
Cosmopolitan magazine launched an online petition, and even President Barack Obama has questioned why the items are taxed.
"I tend to talk about my period quite a bit, to anyone who will listen," said Seibert, a 31-year-old actress and founder of an online campaign that promotes a "shame-free" period.
Brasington, a 31-year-old photographer, said the tax affects women disproportionately and is a genuine burden for poorer women.
"Being a woman is so expensive," she said.

Tampon tax: Does being female in the US carry unfair costs?

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