Last week Google took everyone by surprise by launching the first preview version of Android N for developers. This version of the little robot comes with the most significant innovations compared to few changes in views Marshmallow. The main, and perhaps one of the most anticipated is the split-screen feature – something already present in smartphones from other companies. We have also seen improvements in the Twelve, a new saving data, including graphical Vulkan API, quick response messages directly from the notifications screen, among other
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Now, a week after the release of the first test version, Google released the first update via OTA for Nexus devices. The Nexus 5X and 6P received NCP56W build the Nexus 9 has been updated to version NCP56X and Nexus Player was to build NCP56R. Strangely, the Nexus 6 and tablet Pixel C received no news, either continue with the same build NCP56P released last week.
The file has less than 30 MB, as seen in the screenshot above. This update comes only to correct the most critical bugs and improve the performance of Android N these devices. It was unclear whether Google plans to continue with a weekly release updates. In Lollipop, when in test phase, the company came to release a new version every 30 or 40 days. This may indicate that Google is emprenhada to leave the Android N rounder than we saw in Lollipop or Marshmallow.
Even is being launched to address problems of the initial build, some users report that the biometric reader Nexus 6P stopped working after this update. This problem, however, does not seem to affect all users of this model. Google may release another update soon to fix this problem.
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