We'll check out the highlights below, but suffice it to say, your Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge will be getting quite a few new features when the Nougat update rolls in. The Nougat update has a build number ending with 1DPLR, so be sure to take that update if you see it.ĭon't Miss: TouchWiz by Any Other Name-Call It What You Want, but Samsung's Skin Is Still as Bloated as Ever The Main Changesīesides the giant obvious change from Android Marshmallow to Android Nougat, Samsung decided to include a few other features that no one saw coming. So far, there haven't been any complaints, but there has been a lot of chatter over all of the new features Samsung has embedded into their skinned take on Google's Android. With testing complete, Samsung silently began pushing out the official Android Nougat update to a small amount of users this week. This update was released a couple of days after Christmas and fixed a couple of bugs, including a fairly annoying one that caused your device to randomly reboot.

The beta came to a close last month after the fifth and final version was pushed out to users under the build number ending in 1ZPLN. Samsung began offering Android 7.0 Nougat to users in its beta program on November 10, 2016.

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