Google introduced a new Project Treble upgrade mechanism in Android 8.0 Oreo to solve the problem of system version fragmentation and slow update at the root level. The preinstalled Android 8.0 machines such as Sony XZ1 and Huawei Mate 10 / Mate 10 Pro are all supported Unfortunately, however, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Note 8 are not going to support this feature.
In a nutshell, Project Treble in Android 8.0 separates all low-level drivers, custom parts from OEMs, from the rest of the native Android system, meaning that you no longer need to wait for updates before updating your Android device Chipset drivers, as long as the driver supports Treble.
Samsung has released the Oreo Beta for the S8 and Note 8, but both have no 'true' value through an application test called Termux. Of course, it's not yet certain that the two flagship machines will not support , Maybe Samsung intends to join in the official version of it?
Recently, both Nokia and One Plus indicated that their latest mobile phones will not support Treble upgrade.
