Responding to cool news: Essential said it is still continuing to develop

Earlier it was reported that the Android startup Smartphone company Andy Rubin founded Essential, may not launch the second generation of Essential Phone, because the entire company has been packaged for sale. However, the latest news is that even if Essential has encountered trouble, but The company's PH-1 phone is still safe. Essential confirmed in an interview with foreign media Cnet, this phone will continue to receive the latest software patches and security updates.

First Generation Essential Phone (via: Josh Miller / Cnet)

On May 24th, Bloomberg reported that Andy Rubin intends to sell Essential and cut off the launch plan of the 2nd generation Essential Phone.

Although the report portrayed a gloomy prospect for the company, Rubin assured fans that they are still in the Essential series.

The related report made everyone sweat for the fate of the original Essential Phone, but the official Twitter official account clarified that the product will have at least 2 years of software updates and 3 years of security patches.

An Essential spokesperson said: 'Our company is still fully committed to sales and support of Essential Phone. It will continue to be one of the first companies to receive the latest security updates and software fixes. It is also actively developing Android P and a new one. Audio accessories'