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Android N: What to expect from Android 7.0

Android N: What to expect from Android 7.0

Posted on March 4, 2016March 31, 2020 By Jarvis

Android has been making some big moves recently, redesigning and adding functionality to the mobile operating system to make it more capable and more competitive.

With the advent of Lollipop, Android moved to a state that felt like it was complete. It had polish that rivalled manufacturer skins, a maturity to apps that made them wonderful to use.

That was cemented with refinement in Marshmallow that saw many manufacturers moving to accommodate Android’s native charms, rather than stomp all over them.

Anticipation is high for Android N and we’ve started to hear some of what it might have in offer. We’ve been analysing and processing the rumours, to give you a complete rundown of what to expect from Android N.
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