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Older Android phones and, now, Android tablets now have access to a more glorified Google type and voice search interface.
Growth is on par with Nougat at this infant stage, but for Nougat, it is maturing slower than how Marshmallow did with users.
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With Oreo not in yet, Nougat continues to trail Marshmallow and Lollipop's Android distribution scores, at least making the podium for the first time.
The numbers for August 2017 are up and, as always, we're dealing with underperformance from Android 7.0 and 7.1 versus Marshmallow.
There's no rest for software engineers in charge of OnePlus 5 stability, with yet another update out OTA. The OnePlus 2 is also getting some love.
A phone from December 2015 is getting updated with software that was released in October of that year. Perhaps you do get what you pay for.
The latest Android distribution numbers are in, and of course, Nougat still trails behind new pack leader Marshmallow and silver medalist Lollipop.
2016 called, and it wants its software updates back from OPPO, which only now rolls out Android 6.0 Marshmallow for the R9, R9 Plus and F1s.
If you're hearing about other people in your area getting Google Assistant and you still don't have it, you can rush it onto your phone.
Android Nougat doesn't even notch one full percentage point, but at least Android 2.2 has finally lost its 0.1 percent of share.
That update comes 17 months after the phone made it to Android Lollipop and by that point, even that update way just way too late.
Android 5.0 remains the most used version of Google's mobile platform as measured by the company. Android Nougat may soon make big steps.
If you're taking advantage of the Adoptable Storage feature on Android, you might want to pay attention to what your microSD card is rated for.
Unfortunately for the rest of us who have Galaxy Note 5 phones to update, this seems to be a Korea-only thing for now. And there's no Nougat, either.
The Nexus 5X and 6P have had a Night Mode dangled in and out of their feature sets for the past long while. It might be back again soon.
Two full months into its existence and Android 7.0/7.1 has popped onto the distribution numbers while Marshmallow tries to keep pace with its predecessor.
A little tribute, a refreshed tribute, from LG to a couple of prepaid carriers in the States as we find the Tribute HD at Boost and Virgin.
And the virtual machine can do windowed Android apps, mind you. Best part of this is that the program is free to download and use.
Marshmallow continues to grow, but at a slower pace when compared to Android Lollipop's launch window. When will Nougat make its way to 0.1%?
This convertible tablet does not have a physical keyboard — it deals with a digital one — and can take a stylus on its screen or on paper with real ink.
The two devices from 2014 have just gotten Android 6.0.1. It took AT&T a long time to figure this update out for the 2014 model year devices.
Technically, part of that comes from it producing the Nexus 6 in 2014, but it seems to be top of the tops of Marshmallow updates this year.
T-Mobile and MetroPCS have finally passed on the major Android Marshmallow for the HTC Desire 626s, more than a month after Sprint did.
