If reports are anything to go by, Android N will be released in September this year.
According to latest reports, Android N is still in the beta phase. In the last months, several users have been testing it in this form on different devices and they are extremely happy.
A schedule for the beta preview as well as the final build launch has been published by the software giant Google.
1. Android N developer preview 3 (beta) is scheduled for May
2. Android N developer preview 4 (with SDK and APIs) is scheduled for June
3. Android N developer preview 5 (near-final build) is scheduled for July
4. Final Android 7.0 AOSP build is scheduled for August or September
Reports suggest that the Nexus devices will be the first one to receive the Android N operating system.
Here is the Android N release news for HTC, LG, Huawei, BlackBerry and Samsung.
The HTC One M9 received the Android Marshmallow update in December 2015. Rumors are doing the rounds that the HTC 10 will receive Android N update in December this year.
The electronics company LG has been very quick when it comes to updates. According to reports, the company will roll out Android N on its devices during Christmas.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Huawei made an update for Android M at one month after its release. According to reports, the Chinese company will update its Mate line in November this year. Reports also indicate that the Huawei Mate 8 and Huawei P9 will get the update during December.
BlackBerry was extremely slow with its Android M update. It is more focused on securing Google's platform and improving the complete experience of using the software on its present PRIV model. Reports suggest that the company may roll out Android N to its BlackBerry phones in 2017.
Last year, the tech giant Samsung took 5 months to sort out its first Android M update. Android Marshmallow released in September and the company rolled out its first update to the Verizon's Galaxy Note 5 in March this year, SamMobile reported. It is expected that Samsung Galaxy S7 will get the Android N update in 2017.