I broke my Nexus and got a new one through insurance. I enrolled the new one now and waiting on the update. Its hard to go back. N really has the best features for sending and receiving information. If I don't get it by the I might try to flash it

What if I told you there is a way to view the kit Kat and marshmallow Easter eggs with no hacks etc right on stock Android 7.0... There is and I'll show any one if they want

I recently purchased Nexus 6 devices and as soon as I connected it to the WiFi it started fetching OTA updates (it initially was on Android 5.0), now after several updates it has been stuck on Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow). I am waiting for it to get the latest Android N OTA upgrade, however, my device is not receiving any OTA Android N preview updates. Now I am thinking of flashing the Preview version which is available on Android Dev website. My questions are, shall I wait till I get an OTA update? or shall I flash the Preview version on my own?

Let's try not to get super nit-picky in here since it's still so early.

I tried N briefly on my 6P, I mostly loved it, and the night mode is a life saver. Also really liked easily being able to change my DPI, it helps a lot with such a large screen.

The reason I went back was mostly because the keyboard seemed slow, and it seemed to get way hotter than usual while charging overnight. Also rapid charging seems to not work yet.

Split screen is still pretty buggy for a lot of apps.

Youtube instantly pauses when you're interacting with the other app (probably intentional, but disappointing)

Now that I know N apparently uses JIT at first and slowly AOT compiles apps in the background, maybe that accounted for the slowness of the keyboard that I saw. I will be back on N after a few updates! They're only giving us an update every 4-6 weeks? I guess I'll be waiting for a while :(

If they're going to have such horrible memory leaks, like have been present since Lollipop, they should at least give us a reboot button.

Since the announcement of rollout I am still waiting on the first update for N. Specifically the Nexus 6P (NPC56W)

i have updated my phone to android 7 and since than my wifi is going crazy. a lot of times it seems like when i click on the network to connect it directly disconnect, or wifi is connected but no internet access, -> http://imgur.com/a/bvceF or wifi is connected but it doesn't work for example loading a image totally doesn't work. and when i have finally good wifi it works for 3 minutes or so and wifi is gone, than it cost me 5 minutes to re-connect.

and this is on every wifi network.

i had the same problem in android 6 and have fixed by disabling som strange dhcp setting in Developer options. but that setting is gone.

i have tried to reset all network settings, tried to use static ip address (works for a day and after that it never works a again). and searched for network settings but that doesn't work either

someone has a solution. ow ya btw i have a nexus 5x.

I come from a moto x to a nexus 6. One feature I missed was Moto Voice. Moto voice was the best touchless control, it was intuitive, with voice recognition, and could be activated anywhere. Android N is getting pretty close to having those features as a standard. It can be called when the screen is on even in other apps. The next step should be ambient display. If it can listen then it would be close to full touchless.

In previous versions of Android Chrome and apps were merged. I liked this because I could choose tabs by hitting the square in the bottom bar. Cheers.

Hello all,

I noticed that there are 3 options for wifi calling on android n, Wifi Preferred, Cellular Preferred, and WiFi Only. What your 2 cents about optimal settings? In my house I get low signal and have both a TMO ASUS router and a CellSpot, so WiFi calling is a god send, but people frequently tell me their calls go right to VM. Would wifi only be a better option? Any thoughts? I have switched my wifi channels for optimal performance and get great WiFi coverage and speeds in my house in each room.

Nexus 6, Android N Beta 3, TMO

Thanks!

edit: router is NOT a cellspot, but i tmo branded

Strange problem started just last night.

My 5X connects to my home router, but has no internet access.

When looking at wifi under the side down notifications control area, it says connected, no internet.

I have already used more settings, forget that hotspot and rebooted the phone, and it it didn't fix it.

Other devices in my house - iPad - work just fine. It's not the router.

Thoughts?

I've noticed when using Snapchat to watch stories while I'm connected to my bluetooth earbuds, I soon have no audio afterwards once I leave the app. Sound no longer is heard until I swipe down to open the bluetooth settings, disconnect, and reconnect (no need to turn off bluetooth) and it's like it never happened. I just want to know if anyone has experienced anything similar. I'm using a Nexus 6P and Jaybird X2 earbuds.

Can't find it and this is really annoying