Android Nougat hit Nexus devices late in August last year. Could Google forward Android O's final implementation even earlier this year?
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Android Nougat hit Nexus devices late in August last year. Could Google forward Android O's final implementation even earlier this year?
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Users of the Pixel and applicable Nexus devices are reporting that the update has crippled the usability of their fingerprint sensors.
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Users of the Pixel and applicable Nexus devices are reporting that the update has crippled the usability of their fingerprint sensors.
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Even after installing the final version of Android 7.1.2, a beta update kept popping up, urging users to install it. That's a fiction that's been fixed.
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It took a while to get this update in, but it's finally come its way. Sprint falls behind T-Mobile, but ahead of Verizon in delivering Nougat.
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Wileyfox pulls through on an Android Nougat update a little late, coping with the demise of Cyanogen with a little of its own software design.
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A few more problems had to be fixed on Verizon units before this iterative update went out. But it's now on its way, so sit tight.
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After hints of the update moving to a limited device pool over the weekend, we disseminate the build names for some clues as to how the sausage gets made.
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Odd that two fairly marginalized frontier devices are getting the minor update first. Maybe it's because everyone's still playing with Android O.
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There's a software lord in China and there's hope for iterative point updates. Unfortunately, it came with a big MiFavor UI update, too.
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The LG Stylo 2 PLUS, also for MetroPCS, is getting its Android 7.0 update right now, showing that mid-rangers can get proper software care, too.
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At least one device in Israel has the update, which also brings EMUI 5.0. This follows the initial wave of updates in Japan.
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The Nexus 6 is 25 months old, but is still under the supportive wing of Google for at least one more software update. Unfortunately, that update has been stuck at the company while other Nexus and Pixel devices have already made the jump from Android 7.0 Nougat to Android 7.1.1.
Why? Well, in a statement to Android Police, it turns out that developers are looking into a “last minute bug that was specific to the Nexus 6.” A fix has been put in and final touches will be as well before the over-the-air update will be released starting early next month.
With Google’s software support policy applicable to first-party devices 24 months old or newer, this update, which brings native image keyboard support to apps among other features, could be the Nexus 6’s last.
The Nexus 6 was a laggard to receiving the Android 7.0 update.
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Sure, LeEco might be wrong-headed in its approach to spreading its brand across the world (at least to investors). But at least it’s trying. And it’s trying to make that apparent on the consumer side.
The LeEco Le Pro 3, the top-tier phone made public in the US a couple of months ago, now has an over-the-air update destined for it.
It’s not Android Nougat, but it takes users to EUI version 5.8.020S and most of the improvements have to do with cleaning and prettying up said user interface: adding iOS-esque badges to apps on the home screen for notifications; dropping superfluous empty subject banners on SMS; reducing Bluetooth scanning periods to save on device resources; camera improvements and; app permission tweaks, among others.
The Google Mobile Services app package has been updated, too, for “increased stability & stability.”
The roll-out will take its time. There’s been some, but less love for the mid-range Le S3.
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It seems that the Galaxy Beta Program may be wrapping up its work on perfecting the Android Nougat interface for the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.
Vodafone Australia has told its customers on its software updates blog that the Android 7 software package is being tested for both devices right now. We should see these things start flying over the air in a few weeks.
While it’s not clear which iteration of Nougat this “N” update entails, Samsung has indicated to Beta test members that it will be version 7.1.1. The Secure Folder feature found on the Note 7 may make its move to the S7 series.
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