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Confirmed: MIUI 9 Stable ROM releasing on Nov. 2nd in India! May even release globally soon

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Xiaomi has just answered the most question of when will the stable version of MIUI 9 release? Yes, it's November 2nd! But this date is for the Indian release. There is still no confirmation on the global release date. However, for sure, it will also be near to the release date of India. The wait is finally over! Global MIUI 9 is coming to India on Nov 2! Are you ready for the #LightningFast ? Sree more: https://t.co/4XSIGjUszg — MIUI (@miuirom) October 27, 2017 There is also a sign of a new Redmi series soon because of this tweet. But I am not talking much about it now. Your best self is within you! Coming your way is a brand new series on November 2! Stay tuned #YourBestSelfie More: https://t.co/4XSIGjUszg pic.twitter.com/mgzS69pYN5 — MIUI (@miuirom) October 26, 2017 So yeah, it's great to have it just a few days far. If you are wondering which phones will be going to get the update, here's the list: Mi Mix Mi Mix 2 Mi 5/4/4i/3 Mi Max 2 Mi Max/Pri...

Poll Time #3: Which Android version are you running on your smartphone?

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It has been about a month since the release of the latest and greatest version of Android, Android Oreo. But if talk about Nougat, it has just passed KitKat to become the third-most distributed version of Android according to the Android Distribution Numbers . I had not get the Oreo update yet on my phone. I just wanted to know what version of Android are you running on your device so that we can get a good idea of the Android distribution. So, go and vote for your version! Which Android version are you running on your smartphone? Oreo 8.0.0 Nougat 7.0/7.1 Marshmallow 6.0 Lollipop 5.0/5.1 KitKat 4.4 EVEN BELOW!!! (Comment down below)

Nougat finally crosses 10% of User Base, Marshmallow still on most of the devices

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The Android Platform Distribution Numbers has been updated by Google for July 2017 and the news is that Nougat has finally crossed 10 % user base which means it is now on more than 10% of the Android smartphones. Nougat has just increased 2% than last month's records which can only be explained as okay. Marshmallow is still on the most of our Android phones (approx. 31.8%) while the older ones have only decreased which is great for the company and the newer versions. Lollipop has decreased with 0.7% and KitKat has decreased with 1% ( Why users are still using such older versions while there are great improvements in the new ones).  Guess what? Android O can also arrive the next month. If so, we can only imagine what can happen? Let's see will Nougat be able to get a big jump in the next month?

Here's the New Features of Android 7.1 Developer Preview

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Android 7.1 developer preview which is now available Nexus 5X, 6P, and Pixel C, came with a number of updates. I am today going to tell you about all these updates in this developer preview. App Shortcut This is the most noticeable and the best for this preview. These are accessible from both the home screen and the app drawer. But, only the Google apps support these app shortcuts at this first moment.  Reworked Quick Toggles Now, there's a button for settings on the first swipe for the notifications. Also, the quick settings above the notifications bar has a edit button to arrange the quick settings according to you. Restart Button This preview also launched the restart button with the power off button which was not available with the previous version. Support Tab in the Settings Settings in this preview also contained a support tab in the settings. Volume Panel Features Text above Icons You can see above that these icons contain label above them. ...

Android 7.1 Nougat Developer Preview Available for Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, and Pixel C

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Google announced earlier this month that the Android 7.1 Nougat developer preview will be released for select devices by the end of this month. The search giant has now delivered on its promise and made the developer preview available for Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, and Pixel C. In order to get the developer preview, you can sign up for the company’s Android Beta Program, which was announced earlier this year, and receive the update over-the-air. You can also choose to download the factory image for the preview from the Android website and flash it to your compatible device. Google confirmed earlier that other devices will also get the preview by the end of developer preview cycle, but there’s no word on the timeline yet. The company also confirmed that the final build of Android 7.1 Nougat will be coming to all Google devices that support Android 7.0 Nougat by early December.

Everything you need to know about android nougat

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Android 7.0 Nougat is a significant update over Marshmallow. Android 7.0 Nougat follows on the successful material design first seen with the launch of Marshmallow but adds new design elements to notifications. The single major update with Android 7.0 Nougat is the split-screen multitasking feature. The feature works only with handful of apps but should add support for all apps very soon. The feature is ideal for surfing the web and chatting with your friend on WhatsApp. However, some Google apps lack support for this feature. Android N also offers a new notifications panel with quick access to standard features like WiFi, Bluetooth, et cetera. There is also new bundled notifications which give access to notifications from same app in the form of thread. Android N also adds Direct Reply feature which basically allows users to reply directly from within the notification panel. Google basically wants users to skip accessing apps and get things done directly from the notificatio...