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The thread titles says it all. So... are there any plans to bump the minimum supported Android version and if so, which?
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Bump means in increasing for us. Why would this be interesting if i may ask?
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I guess because s/he doesn't want to invest in a device that has an android version with a short Kodi lifespan.
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(This post was last modified: 2018-02-26, 14:25 by da-anda.)
there are no plans as of yet to drop the support for Android 5. But if you're asking because you'd like to buy a new device, it is ofc advised to pick the most recent Android version you can get, especially on cheap Android boxes which in 99% won't ever get an Android upgrade.
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Its not only about "cheap android boxes" keep in mind that smartphones also run android and I use miracast to watch everything on a screen. If the manufacturer is not releasing a firmware update and my phone is very usable and I am pleased with it, why should I buy an entirely new phone?
But since you 're keeping Lollipop support, this is a good thing, perhaps users who 're still running KitKat can actually find a second hand "cheap android box" to put Kodi 17+ in it.
In the same time its fascinating to have these new game capabilities Kodi 18 offers.