Google's Upcoming New OS, Android N Soon Available On HTC And Samsung Devices

The launching of the much anticipated Android N is still several months away this year, and some of the popular smartphone devices, such as Samsung Galaxy and HTC units, have plans of getting updates with the latest operating system from Google.

According to Gotta Be Mobile, the search engine giant company Google officially announced earlier this year that it is going to release a new Android operating system, Android N. It is currently in beta and will be will be available on newer Nexus devices this summer.

Samsung has not yet announced its confirmation that its devices will have Android N updates, however, it does have plans. The company plans to release some of its popular devices, including Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, and Galaxy Note 5, with the upcoming OS. Samsung's newest slate tab, Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, was also added to the list of devices to receive the update.

HTC made the annoucement regarding its plans of getting the upcoming Android OS and its stunning features. Android Authority reported that the Taiwanese smartphone company confirmed it through a post on Twitter, stating that its HTC 10, HTC One A9 and HTC One M9 will be getting Android N. However, it is still unclear as to when this will happen as HTC is also waiting for Google's release of Android N. The Taiwan-based smartphone company is known for its speedy updates for their units.

Android N is just a codename released by Google and they are still deciding its official name. The company also wants the public to help them come up with the name. However, in spite of this, Google confirmed that Android N already has a great list of features. Among its known new features is having multi-tasking modes, redesigned notification shade, Doze power saving mechanism (which was introduced in Marshmallow) and improved performance.

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