HTC has confirmed the new Android N operating system – whatever it may be called – will be available on its three leading smartphones.
In a tweet posted during Google I/O, the Taiwanese company said Android N will arrive on the new HTC 10, as well as 2015’s HTC One M9 and HTC One A9.
https://twitter.com/statuses/733000571808976896
While that’s to be expected, what’s less clear is when it’ll actually happen. Indeed, when HTC says “about to,” it probably means “around this time next year… if you’re lucky.”
See also: How to download Android N today
Android Marshmallow has been around since October 2015, some device owners on select carriers (for example are still waiting for the update
Also, following the I/O keynote, we still don’t know when the consumer edition of Android N will be available.
Google is making a beta available from today and is allowing the public to vote on the name.
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