Meanwhile, people expected new Nexus phones to be launched in the market. They did launch, but they came with the Pixel branding. As a result, Google Nexus 7 is expected to be renamed as Pixel 7, when it launches.
According to The Verge, Sundar Pichai, Google CEO, said during the code conference in last June that they would be more opinionated regarding the design of their new phones, which will further help push the devices forward.
In other news, renowned custom ROM maker community, AICP (also known as Android cold Project) has released the latest Android-Nougat based OS to Nexus 7, Google’s former flagship tablet.
The latest AICP software will come with all the latest Nougat features which include battery optimization, exclusive themes, split screen, performance tweaks, and revamped interface along with many other value-added features for the best Nougat experience.
Before installing such Custom ROMs, viewers should keep in mind that it is an experimental version and will have various bugs in it. There have been no major complaints regarding this ROM, but you can expect new bugs and glitches to crop up over time. If you are planning to install this ROM on your device, do so at your risk!
Stay tuned for more updates on Google Nexus 7!