Google today released Android N Developer Preview 4. While we're getting closer to a final release, there is still a long list of known issues. Here's what is still broken in Developer Preview 4.
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Google has released the fourth Developer Preview for Android N. The build contains the final APIs for Google's next version of its mobile operating system paving the way for store app development.
When Google released the second Android N Developer Preview over two weeks ago, it wasn't available for the Nexus Player. Today, Google has released an image for the set-top box.
Google and Sony have announced today that the Android N Developer Preview is now available for the Sony Xperia Z3, expanding beyond Google's own range of Nexus and Pixel devices.
Google recently released the second iteration of the Android N Developer Preview. While the Preview was promised to be an incremental update, there are some new features worth noting.
Google has released a small OTA update to the Android N Developer Preview. Images for the update are also available, which appears to only be for Nexus 5X, 6P, and 9 (Wi-Fi and LTE).
Google has introduced a new split-screen multitasking feature in Android N, but that may not be an end to it. Documentation for the Preview shows support for a new "freeform" mode.
Last week, Google surprised the world and released the Android N Developer Preview. The OS preview contains a number of new features. Here's our hands-on video showing off those new features.
Project Fi is now available to the public, so we're going to review the service. To do that, we had to grab a Nexus 5X. Here's our unboxing and first impressions of the Nexus 5X and Project Fi SIM.
Flashing an Android image can be a bit tricky. It requires third party tools and typing confusing commands at the command line. Here's our clear guide on how to install it.
Earlier today, it became known that the Android N developer preview was available. While it seems to have been pulled, the Internet has taken the necessary precautions of saving it for us.
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