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 ...

Last month, Google made a developer preview version of the upcoming version of their popular mobile operating system, named Android N, available for public download. This release included a number of ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

I guess if a final release is summer instead of fall, they need to put it out now. Crazy. edit: There, better, sheesh. Android N developer preview is showing up almost 2.5 months earlier in the year ...