Australian Carrier Optus Teases Android 7.0 Nougat Launch

As indicated by Google, Android 7.0 Nougat will be discharged in the second from last quarter of the year, or at the leatest, before the end of September 2017. It's a fairly extensive time period however we're part of the way through the second from last quarter of the year, and late occasions indicated at the likelihood that the working framework will begin taking off on the Huawei Nexus 6P and LG Nexus 5X as right on time as today, August 22 – at any rate as indicated by TELUS. We will see regardless of whether this will reach go before the day's over, yet until then it would appear that no less than one transporter anticipates that the overhaul will be discharged somewhat later than TELUS anticipated. As indicated by Optus Australia, Android 7.0 Nougat is relied upon to arrive on the Nexus 6P before the end of August. In the interim, Vodafone Australia uncovers that an issue was found amid the testing of Android 7.0 for the Nexus 6P, which could push back the upgrade's discharge considerably further. 

Significant Android OS upgrades take after a specific methodology before they can be discharged over the air, and for the current situation, Google has probably furnished Huawei and LG with the last form Android 7.0 Nougat all together for the makers to improve and modify the product taking into account their equipment and the portable transporters retailing the cell phones in their stores. Once done, the upgrade is then sent to transporters for testing. All things considered, Australian bearer Optus as of late distributed a rundown of cell phones that have and haven't been tried under the following overhaul, and on account of the Nexus 6P, the following significant discharge is none other than Android 7.0 Nougat. As per Optus, the overhaul is currently under testing by the transporter and is required to arrive on the Nexus 6P before the end of August. 

Then again, it creates the impression that Vodafone Australia got the Android 7 Nougat source code as well, yet dissimilar to Optus, Vodafone uncovers that it has found an issue amid the testing stages, and that the matter is "under scrutiny by Huawei". Accordingly the story could go both ways, and these occasions could imply that the redesign may arrive some time recently, or after the end of August. In any case, the bearers have not specified the LG Nexus 5X, so ideally whatever issues have been found amid the testing of Android 7 Nougat on the Huawei Nexus 6P, won't influence the upgrade's accessibility on the littler model.