Get a sneak peek at Android Nougat 7.1.2

Samsung Galaxy S8 will get a dramatic new design, with no buttons, and an edge-to-edge displayAn exclusive poll by Express.co.uk has revealed thousands of Galaxy S7 Edge users still can't get access to Android Nougat. Android Nougat was first unveiled last year and was originally pushed out on Google's own-brand devices such as the all-new Pixel. This update brings a number of major improvements and upgrades, marking the Google's most advanced software release to date. The major update was released by samsung almost two weeks ago, yet 90 per cent of people who took our poll say they still haven't got the new features on their phone. These include a number of new emoji, Google's new GIF keyboard, and "launcher shortcuts" which adds 3D-Touch-esque features to the homescreen.


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Galaxy S6 Nougat update manual is out, here are the differences with Android 7 on the S7

That being said, there ought to be some differences with the Nougat update on the S6 and S7, right? Samsung recently issued a roadmap for updating its most popular phones to Android 7.0 Nougat, and not only are the 2015 Galaxy S6 S6 edge among them, but the update is also prepped for release right after , or concurrently with, the S7 one. Cry not, oh, Galaxy S6 owners, as the Nougat blessings are (mostly) verbatim with the S7There are a few notable exceptions, though, in two categories - features that weren't present on the Marshmallow build of the S6 anyway, compared to the S7, and a few that are new for the Nougat-laden S7, but won't be on the S6 edge with Android 7.0. After all, these are phones powered by different chipsets and with different specs. Check some of those out to gauge what you will be (or won't be) missing on the S6/S6 edge with Nougat, compared to the S7/S7 edge with the chewy dessert.







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