We're keeping a close eye on all the Android Nougat updates arriving for different device brands. These various versions will compete to show which manufacturer is more responsive to its users than others. This is the case with Sony, which boasted last week that it already has Android 7.1.1 ready for release.
LG is another company that has demonstrated its ability to release updates, having rolled out version 7.0 for its flagship LG G5 via OTA. This means that if you're tech-savvy, you could potentially access the firmware through the ZIP files posted on prominent forums like HTCmania and XDA, but that won't be necessary, as LG has made version 7.0 available for download for any G5 purchased in our country.
You can follow this link to LG Spain to download LG Bridge and then follow all the steps to get Android 7.0 Nougat on your beloved device. Although it's not the latest version that Nexus devices will receive this month, it's an important step towards some impressive features, such as an improved Doze system that can be activated even when your device is in your pocket or bag.
Android 7.0 Nougat means you can also access multi-window mode for multitasking and the ability to respond directly to notifications without opening the app. However, for the LG G5 itself, the ability to activate Doze mode will be one of its biggest advantages , since in my review earlier this year, I already mentioned how disappointing it is that it doesn't quite match the battery life of other high-end phones.