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Computerworld Operating Systems Aug 23, 2016 Video 6 Features To Try First In Android N Android 7.0—aka, Android Nougat or just Android N—is rolling out to Nexus devices in the coming weeks. There are more than 250 improvements, but try these ones first. 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