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    First Preview of Android N : What’s New, Availability & More

    In a huge surprising way today Google’s SVP for Android, Hiroshi Lockheimer posted on Medium an article titled “N, as in: so early, it’s Not Named yet ;)” that the team decided it wanted to release the preview earlier in order to get more feedback from developers earlier in the process and get the final N release into the hands of device manufacturers this summer. Google’s current plan calls for five preview releases and a final release in Q3 2016. The expectation was that Google wouldn’t start talking about Android N until its I/O developer conference in May. Instead, it decided on a very different approach.

    The earliest preview yet.

     

    What’s New?

    Below is a demo video posted by The Verge showing what’s new in the upcoming version of Android.

     

    Android N demoLive demo of Android N with Dieter Bohn!

    Posted by The Verge on Wednesday, March 9, 2016

     

     


     

     

    Availability

    The developer preview of Android N is available for Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, General Mobile 4G (Android One), Nexus Player, Nexus 9, and Pixel C devices via an OTA by visiting g.co/androidbeta.

     

    Hiroshi Lockheimer also mentioned the below line in his post which makes pretty clear what the next android version would be named.

    So, the burning question that’s on everyone’s mind: what will the N release be named? We’re nut tellin’ you yet.

     

    Have something to add to this story, leave them in the comments.

     

    Source: The Verge, Tech Crunch, Medium

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