Android 7 has been released today for Google's Nexus series terminals, owners of this type of smartphone can install the new version of the operating system. Android 7 it was presented in May, and now it is offered directly for a limited number of terminals, these being the only ones running pure Android.
Android Nougat comes with many improvements for the operating system of those from Mountain View, they implement new functions and solve many functioning or performance problems. Android 7 it will also be released for other types of smartphones or tablets, but only when their manufacturers have the builds ready.
Android 7 is a competitor of the iOS operating system, and a few weeks ago we presented it to you compared to iOS 10, each borrowing functions from the other, Android Nougat still offers a series of new functions that iOS does not have available, but I am sure that Apple will "borrow" them soon.
Android 7 has been released
there it is on which smartphones Android 7 can be installed from this very evening:
- Nexus 6P
- Nexus 6
- Nexus 5X
- Nexus 9
- Nexus 9 LTE
- General Mobile 4G (Android One)
- Pixel C
- Nexus Player
Although Android 7 it solves many problems of the operating system, unfortunately it does not solve the one because of which regular users do not receive updates on time. Most Android smartphones run old versions of the operating system, and that's because manufacturers don't bother to offer updates quickly.
Android 7 brings the latest generation technologies for smartphones and tablets that are capable of running it, but unfortunately access to them is fragmented. Manufacturers force users to buy new terminals to have access to the newest functions, and this is contrary to what Apple does.
That being said, Android 7 was launched, but only the "privileged" have access to it, that is, only those who bought the smartphones sold directly by the Google company, the rest will have to wait.
