Android N Features compared to Marshmallow are more focused on improving background process for boosting performance. Android N 7.0 is still in active development, but you can try it now as part of the N Developer Preview.
One interesting update for Android N currently doing the round concerns Android’s app folder. According to multiple reports and one official Google video, published to Twitter, Android N will not feature an App Tray. Android N will also have built-in support for pressure sensitive touch displays similar to the iPhone 6s 3D Touch display. While the name might be harder to guess, the first preview of Android N is easier to surmise. The next Android OS will almost certainly be previewed at this year’s Google I/O, which takes place from May 18-20, 2016.
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