The Android version Nougat (7.0) Developer Preview 5 is available from today, Monday, for developers with a compatible device registered in the Google test program.
The update will be available gradually, is the latest beta that will Android Nougat before its public release, which is expected in the fall of this year, hand possible launch of one or two Nexus phones.
In the documentation of the fifth version of the Developer Preview, Google says developers should continue to test their applications to ensure full compatibility between apps and the new operating system. This beta also includes a simulator for developers to test their apps.
Google reconfirmed the inclusion of new Emoji Android Nougat. Moreover, it emphasizes that apps should be compatible with the new features of Nougat, as Doze on the Go, optimization running in the background, screen zoom, permission changes, the multiwindow support and answers on notifications.
Compatible devices with the Developer Preview 5 Android Nougat are the Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus 9, Pixel C devices and phones on the Android One program with General Mobile 4G. Google did not mention this time compatibility with Sony Xperia.
If you have a phone of the above, remember that CNET in Spanish we have a guide to help you register (free) test program Android 7.0.
Android Nougat is the next version of Google’s mobile operating system, the most widely used mobile platform worldwide. However, the problem is most compatible devices take long to receive the update … or perhaps never receive. Marshmallow Android (6.0), the latest public version, has 13.3 percent share in Android, almost a year of being available.
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