By Selena KomezUpdated on November 21, 2016
Android 7.0 Nougat is Released Now
Google is pushing Android 7.0 Nougat to Android One devices. The update comes just two weeks after the availability of Android N on Nexus devices.Google often pushes the latest Android update first to Nexus range and then seeds the same to compatible Android One devices. This time around, the update has come in just two weeks time.Google had followed similar approach last year with Android 6.0 Marshmallow.GSMArena reports a Cherry Mobile G1 user to have gained access to the update. Android One devices get latest Android a day after Google releases the Nexus factory images.
Android 7.0 Nougat is a significant update over Marshmallow.Android 7.0 Nougat follows on the successful material design first seen with the launch of Marshmallow but adds new design elements to notifications.The single major update with Android 7.0 Nougat is the split-screen multitasking feature.The feature works only with handful of apps but should add support for all apps very soon.The feature is ideal for surfing the web and chatting with your friend on WhatsApp. However, some Google apps lack support for this feature.
Check the lists in the following part to confirm whether Android 7.0 Nougat update is available for your current device.
1.Nexus 6,Nexus 5X,Nexus 6P.
2.General Mobile 4G phone.
3.Nexus 9 Tablet, Pixel C Tablet.
Android 7.0 Nougat has finally started rolling out to devices, and many people are no doubt wondering if it’s a worthwhile upgrade.However,upgrade Nexus to Android 7.0 may lead to delete data when it was failed or met something wrong.Please take it easy.Here we will introduce you powerful Android data recovery software and shows you step by step to use it to restore deleted data on Nexus after Android 7.0 Nougat update.
Android 7.0 Data Recovery software is a reliable tool that you can use to restore deleted data on Nexus 9 after Android 7.0 Nougat upgrade.It allows you to recover deleted files such as contacts, videos, photos, text messages, documents from Nexus 6,Nexus 5X,Nexus 6P,Nexus 9 Tablet,Pixel C Tablet and general mobile 4G phone after Android system(Android 7.0,Android 6.0) update.Now you can read the detailed guide to learn how to perform the data recovery task.Additionally,this program support to restore Android data after losing data due to Android system upgrade,Android system rooting,restore Android to factory resetting,etc,.
Step 1.Install and Launch Android 7.0 Data Recovery
Install and launch Android 7.0 Data Recovery on your computer and then connect your Nexus 9 with the PC via USB cable.
Step 2.Enable USB Debugging on Nexus 9
There are different modes are provided to different Android users using the different operating system.You are allow to select the mode as your Nexus Tablet operating system as bellow.
Step 3.Scan Data on Nexus 9
Once Nexus USB debugging enabling completes,the program will detect your phone automatically.Now you should select file for scanning.After that,you should click “Next” to allow the program to scan your Nexus before recovery.
Note:You should make sure that your Tablet is at least 20 % off battery.
Step 4.Allow Program to Analyze Data on Nexus 9
If you have rooted your phone before,you should allow the program Superuser Authorization on the screen of your phone before the scanning.You should click on “Allow” button when message pop-ups on your Tablet screen.
Now this program will begin to analyze data on Nexus 9.
Step 5.Preview and Restore Deleted Data on Nexus 9 after Upgrading
Preview and recover data from Nexus 9.It will take some time to scan the deleted data on Nexus 9.After that,you are allow to preview the restored data found in the scan result.Finally,select the data and click on “Recover” button to save the selected data to your computer.
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