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    [Update: Spots filled] Samsung reopens registrations for Galaxy S7 and S7 edge Android 7.0 beta testing in the UK

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    Last updated: November 29th, 2016 at 20:49 UTC+01:00

    Three weeks ago, Samsung opened registrations for the Galaxy S7 and S7 edge users to beta test Android 7.0 on their devices through its Galaxy Beta program. However, there were limited slots, and the registrations were closed soon after. Now, Samsung has reopened registrations in the UK.

    If you were one of those in the UK who missed out on registering your device the last time, now is the time to apply for beta testing once again. Samsung has also released three updates for beta testers so far to fix some bugs and to introduce new features. Moreover, as per Samsung's email to one of our readers, the company will start the second phase of registrations later this week in the US.

    You can also check out all the new features that Samsung has introduced with Android 7.0 beta update.

    samsung-galaxy-s7-edge-android-7-nougat-beta-test-registration-ukThanks for the tip, Chris!

    Update: All the spots for the Galaxy Beta Program have been filled, so the company has now stopped accepting registrations.

    samsung-galaxy-s7-edge-android-7-nougat-beta-test-registrations-spots-filledThanks for the tip, Henk!

     

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