"pocket-lint" : Android Nougat: How to get Android 7.1.2 on your phone right now

Here are two different routes you can take: the traditional developer route and the super-friendly Android Beta Program route. Google has a public beta of the next version update of Android, Nougat 7.1.2, available for Pixel and Nexus devices. Google is now incrementally repeating the process, with latest version being Android 7.1.2, with the wider roll-out of Android 7.1.1 still underway. Here's how to get started:Visit android.com/beta to sign-up to the Android Beta Program. The more traditional way to get the Android Nougat developer preview is to go the system image/manual flashing route.


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How to install the latest Android beta on your Nexus or Pixel phone

Additionally, Google hosts an Android Beta Program Google+ community, where you can share feedback with other users. If you have the right hardware, head over to Google's Android Beta Program website. Simply select Unenroll device on the same Android Beta Program page where you registered your device, and Google will deliver the latest general release to your phone. And when the version you're testing releases publically, you'll be able to install that version on your phone, too. (Additionally, you can install the beta on the short-lived Nexus Player set-top box, and the Pixel C tablet.)

The real reason why Trump using an old Android phone should freak you out – BGR

President Donald Trump is still using his old Android phone, a new report revealed, even if he's not supposed to do it. A security expert highlighted the real reason why Trump's Android phone is a massive risk for the president. But the fact that he still uses his old Android handset is troublesome. Trump did receive a brand new handset before taking office, and a new phone number. The device is believed to an unsecured handset that poses a severe security risk.


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