The next major version of Google's mobile operating system, which has for long been known simply as Android N, now has its official name.
Continuing the tradition of naming Android versions after sweet treats and desserts, Android 7.0 has been given the name Android Nougat.
The announcement was made by Google through a variety of platforms, including through Android's official Twitter account. The statue design for the new operating system has also been revealed, with the green Android robot mascot standing on top of three nougat bars of different flavors.
What can users expect from Android 7.0 Nougat upon its release in the fall? The mobile operating system will feature a VR mode that will provide additional power for smartphones when used in conjunction with a virtual reality headset, along with the new Doze on the Go battery-saving feature that will save the power of smartphones while users are walking with them in their pocket.
Android 7.0 Nougat is also expected to introduce a revamped notification panel, side-by-side app support, and improved speed when switching between apps.
-TechTimes
Continuing the tradition of naming Android versions after sweet treats and desserts, Android 7.0 has been given the name Android Nougat.
The announcement was made by Google through a variety of platforms, including through Android's official Twitter account. The statue design for the new operating system has also been revealed, with the green Android robot mascot standing on top of three nougat bars of different flavors.
What can users expect from Android 7.0 Nougat upon its release in the fall? The mobile operating system will feature a VR mode that will provide additional power for smartphones when used in conjunction with a virtual reality headset, along with the new Doze on the Go battery-saving feature that will save the power of smartphones while users are walking with them in their pocket.
Android 7.0 Nougat is also expected to introduce a revamped notification panel, side-by-side app support, and improved speed when switching between apps.
-TechTimes