Galaxy S7 running Android 7.0 Nougat surfaces on GFXBench
It would appear that Samsung is in the final stages of testing the long-awaited Nougat update for the Galaxy S7 as a variant of the device running Android 7.0 has surfaced on the official GFXBench online database. Typically, when a unit is benchmarked operating a new version of Android, it indicates that a rollout is imminent.
Seeing as we’ve known that the South Korean company has been testing the Nougat firmware for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge in Poland for a little over two weeks now, we wouldn’t be wrong to assume that it shouldn’t be too much longer until it enters distribution for International models of the handsets located in Europe.
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Imminent? It’s been around 30 days since this news, already 🙁
Really great news i hope it won’t be to far away from a roll out on the international models. I own the s7 edge and i am excited to see that s7/s7 edge are the first to get the update. But i find it strange that the note 7 isn’t one of the first
Haha. A beta perhaps will be available in a couple of months. Final release: no earlier than Feb 2017.
Looks like too many people around here still believe in unicorns 🙂
NO VULKAN API INDICATED?????!!!!!!!
I THOUGHT ANDROID 7 WILL HAVE VULKAN API?
You already have it….. d’uuhhh!
Thanks
N7 should get it first or sammy is peace of shits 🙂
Unusually quick from Samsung
So after that would be the note 7 then the note 5 I assume if past patterns are any indication of samsung’s ideology
And anyway is it by any chance possible that the note 5 might get android 7.1 .
Because the last time a x.1 update was there was in lollipop and the note 3 was abandoned along with the s4
So I’m curious