The first Android N Developer Preview was released about an year ago, so it is the perfect time to be talking about the first Android O Developer Preview. Just like we are used to, Google has unexpectedly introduced the latest...
Just as it happened a year ago, Google decided to announce the upcoming version of Android before the company’s developer conference this summer and even more, it is currently giving developers the chance to test out a pre-beta build of...
Google’s latest version of Android is beginning its slow rollout to Nexus devices, plus the Pixel C and General Mobile 4G, so I totally get your excitement. The Android Nougat version that I am telling you about features Multiwindow, Doze,...
Android N is the most recent iteration of the Operating System that we all love so much. A lot has changed over the years and Android gets better and better, so I know that you must be excited about the...
Do you want to enjoy the latest Android 7.0 N Developer Preview 2 on your Google Nexus 9 LTE? There is no mystery that you can get it by enrolling your tablet in the Android Beta Program. Just visit g.co/androidbeta...
This latest preview of Android N fixes a few bugs that many of you helped identify and besides that, it also packs some amazing features such as Launcher shortcuts (apps can define shortcuts which users can expose in the launcher...
The first Developer Preview of Android N offered us a sneak peek at the next platform, but things move really fast and the second release is ready for you to enjoy on your Nexus 6P. In case of wondering about...
Has your Nexus 5X also got stuck on its startup screen and cannot load past its logo? Well, I am sure of the fact that you were thrilled when Google started to roll out the latest Android N OTA (over...
You know what a new Android release means: a new default wallpaper to enjoy. However, if you are the owner of an Android device that isn’t compatible with the Android N developer previews and have no intention of buying one...
Do you want to try Android N on your Windows device? I don’t know if you want to that for fun, for developing new Android apps, for playing Android games, out of pure curiosity or as a protest against Google...
