The many recent indications are that mobile devices will be primarily responsible for global Internet visits, and after studying the consulting firm Zenith latter; it seems we really are embarking on that stage.
The study reported that by 2017, mobile devices will represent 75% of the total Internet visits in the world. A huge number already, especially if we take into account the survival of the proliferation of desktop computers and notebook in the hands of different users.
A more stable, more polished experience is the main draw of Android 7.0 Nougat. For this reason, many Android device owners are anticipating which phones will get the firmware update and when.
Tech Times has put together a list of updates on which devices will receive Android 7.0 Nougat. We've also thrown in some news (others are rumors at this point) surrounding the new OS.
# Nexus.
We start the list off with the big boys that always get Android updates first: the Nexus family. The over-the-air updates began in August. The important thing to remember, though, is that Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X owners have reported problems after updating to Android 7.0.
Still, Nougat amps up the functionality of Android devices, thanks to upgrades such as the split-screen / multi window mode, Quick Reply (which also lets users delete, share or archive a message using the notification itself), multilingual support (which allows for easy switching between languages), and quick app switching, among others.
