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...
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...
Google just announced that the Android N developer preview is available for download. The easiest way to take a peek to this version is none other than through the Android Beta Program, but as usual, Google has also posted the...
Android 6.0 Marshmallow is the name Google has chosen for their future OS iteration. Well, you know that Android 6.0 isn’t available just yet, but I cannot say the same thing about a final developer preview. As anticipated, Google is...
There is no mystery that Google has published the third version of the Android M Developer Preview system. You can only imagine that this latest release is pretty close to the final version that we should all start seeing on...
Google posted new image files of the Android 6.0 Marshmallow Preview 3 for the Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, as you have seen from our previous posts, but don’t you imagine that Nexus Player is not included in the...
Have you heard the news about the third and final update to the Android M Developer Preview? It seems that it is already available for selected Nexus devices and if you currently own a Google Nexus 5, then I’m glad...
I have great news for Nexus 6 owners! No, this is not a rumor, but the OTA download link for the newly released Android 6.0 Marshmallow (MPA44I) Developer Preview 3 is unofficially available for your device as I am speaking....
Nexus OTAs are a pretty big deal, even when is not the case to be talking about an official release. In such conditions, you should know that the OTA links for the new Android Developer Preview 3 are available, build...
Running the latest version of Android before it is officially released is something specific for advanced and experienced Android users, but Sony is offering a tempting alternative. Devices in Sony’s Open Device program can run a preview build of Android...
