New Nokia phones come with clean Android and a promise of fast updates, but it turns out they are still not equals to the Pixels – at least not as far as Project Treble is concerned. Here’s the deal: all current Nokia models (which launched with Android 7.x Nougat) will not get Treble. While it is mandatory for devices launching with Oreo, it requires extra work for devices that came to life with an older version. It’s not impossible – the original Pixels got Treble (of course), but so did the Essential Phone along with the Huawei Honor 9 and Honor 8 Pro. Others – like OnePlus and HMD – are passing on Treble. That said, HMD is committed to bring the new updates anyway, even though it will have to do more work. It seems that Treble requires a special partitioning of the internal storage that can’t be done over the air. Juho Sarvikas ✔ @sarvikas Replying to @NotCassim Note that there is no end user impact. Just means that we d...