With the release of the Android N Developer Preview, Google is finally making it easier to try out the latest and greatest version of Android on your Nexus device. Before today, you needed to manually ...

Android N is still a few months away form release, but you can try it now, assuming you have a recent Nexus device. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share ...

The developer preview of Android N, the upcoming version of Google’s Android mobile operating system, comes with a few new features. These build on Android N’s predecessor, Android Marshmallow, right ...

Regarding the "fancy new beta system", I tried it on a Pixel C tablet. While you'll probably get the N update within minutes, if you want to roll back, good luck with that. Took almost two weeks to ...

Over a month ago, Google introduced the Android N Developer Preview for Nexus devices, the Pixel C, and one lonely Android One device. Now, Developer Preview 2 has just dropped, which squashes several ...

We still don't know which sweet treat it will be named after, but Android N's latest features have been revealed in a developer preview build. Google has given the first hint of how its brand new ...

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The next major version of Android will have support for viewing multiple apps at once, thanks to split-screen and freeform multi-window features, support for faster upgrades, and a number of other ...

Well, we didn’t see this one coming. Google has gone and shocked the tech community by announcing the follow-up to Android Marshmallow way ahead of schedule. Instead of waiting for this year’s Google ...

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Last week, Google pretty much shocked the entire world by dropping the developer preview of Android N ahead of Google I/O. In the past two years, Google has previewed the next version of Android at ...