Today denoted the begin of Google I/O, the pursuit monster's yearly engineer meeting. Keeping in mind in the past this was the event that saw another Android adaptation reported, for this present year we just got a snappy recap of the most vital new components coming in Android N, since the main engineer sneak peak for that cycle came several months back. Goodness, and there was likewise the huge Daydream declaration, how about we not overlook.
Since Google has fundamentally discharged the primary beta form of Android N and said the last programming will take off to Nexus gadgets later this late spring, you may think about whether your current non-Nexus cell phone is going to get the upgrade.
The uplifting news is that the answer is certainly yes on the off chance that you have the HTC 10, One M9, or One A9. This information comes straight from the Taiwanese organization's legitimate Twitter account. Sadly however there isn't yet a course of events to talk about for the rollout of the Android N overhaul to these three HTC handsets. That will be reported later on, once "Google ships Android N to producers", as per the little print in the picture you can see above.
The rundown isn't last either, as more gadgets might be added to it. However, until further notice what's sure is that HTC's most recent two leaders and in addition the upper mid-range One A9 will all taste Android N, whatever it will wind up being called.
Since Google has fundamentally discharged the primary beta form of Android N and said the last programming will take off to Nexus gadgets later this late spring, you may think about whether your current non-Nexus cell phone is going to get the upgrade.
The uplifting news is that the answer is certainly yes on the off chance that you have the HTC 10, One M9, or One A9. This information comes straight from the Taiwanese organization's legitimate Twitter account. Sadly however there isn't yet a course of events to talk about for the rollout of the Android N overhaul to these three HTC handsets. That will be reported later on, once "Google ships Android N to producers", as per the little print in the picture you can see above.
The rundown isn't last either, as more gadgets might be added to it. However, until further notice what's sure is that HTC's most recent two leaders and in addition the upper mid-range One A9 will all taste Android N, whatever it will wind up being called.
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