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The quickest way to get the final OTA for your Nexus/Pixel device seems to be to enroll in the beta program.

 

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Today, we are officially introducing Android 8.0 Oreo, the latest release of the platform–and it’s smarter, faster and more powerful than ever. It comes with new features like picture-in-picture and Autofill to help you navigate tasks seamlessly. Plus, it’s got stronger security protections and speed improvements that keep you safe and moving at lightspeed. When you’re on your next adventure, Android Oreo is the superhero to have by your side (or in your pocket!).

 

Android Oreo, to the rescue!

Ever try checking your schedule while staying on a video call? Android Oreo makes it easy with picture-in-picture, letting you see two apps at once: it's like having the power to be in two places at the same time! Overwhelmed by notifications, but missing the ones you care about the most? With Android Oreo, notification dots let you tap to see what's new in your apps -- like the important ones you put on your homescreen -- and then take action on those notifications quickly.

 

Evildoers trying to get bad software onto your device? Android Oreo is more secure with Google Play Protect built in, security status front and center in settings, and tighter app install controls.

 

Battery depleted and still galaxies away from a charger? Been there, too. Android Oreo helps minimize unintentional overuse of battery from apps in the background; these limits keep your battery going longer.

 

Supersonic speed

When you’re on the go, speed is perhaps the most important superpower. With Android Oreo, you can get started on tasks more quickly than ever with a faster boot speed (up to twice as fast on Pixel, in fact). Once you’re powered up, Autofill on Android Oreo remembers things like logins (with your permission) to quickly get you into your favorite apps. Plus, support for Android Instant Apps means you can teleport directly into new apps, no installation needed.

 

League of extraordinary emojis

Even superheroes don’t go it alone. Android Oreo brings along a team of fully-redesigned emojis, including new emoji to help save the day like:

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Coming to a device near you

We're pushing the sources to Android Open Source Project (AOSP) for everyone to access today. Pixel and Nexus 5X/6P builds have entered carrier testing, and we expect to start rolling out in phases soon, alongside Pixel C and Nexus Player. We’ve also been working closely with our partners, and by the end of this year, hardware makers including Essential, General Mobile, HMD Global Home of Nokia Phones, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Samsung, Sharp and Sony are scheduled to launch or upgrade devices to Android 8.0 Oreo. Any devices enrolled in the Android Beta Program will also receive this final version. You can learn more at android.com/oreo.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo6Y_piTa1I

 

https://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/2017/08/android-8-0-oreo-is-official-starts-rollout-out-to-devices

 

If you didn't buy a Google-branded Android phone, you're going to be stuck waiting. 2017 flagships from major OEMs, like the Galaxy S8 and LG G6, usually take about six months to update to a new version. For 2016 flagships, you'll be waiting even longer than that—usually something like eight months to a year. For everyone else, you'll get Android 8.0 when you throw your existing smartphone out and buy a new one.
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Nice!

 

Exclusive: Android Oreo Will Receive Rootless, System-Wide Theme Support Within 1 Week

 

With every new release of Google’s Android OS, there are fewer reasons for most users to root their devices. However, among the remaining users who still choose to root their devices, one of the most commonly cited reasons is to enable system-wide theme support. Typically, this is managed via the Substratum theme framework ever since the unfortunate demise of the CyanogenMod Theme Engine. Over time, the team behind Substratum worked hard to include support for more devices by incorporating Substratum support at the ROM level so it could run without root access. And now, the team has taken the project beyond what any of us could have imagined by bringing full system-wide theme support without root for any Android Oreo device.

 

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I'll bet there are a HUGE amount of bug fixes in there. I have to admit, Oreo on my Nexus X hasn't exactly been flawless and it is still laggy at times when app switching and trying to get the camera to work.

Fingers crossed for 8.1!

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I'll bet there are a HUGE amount of bug fixes in there. I have to admit, Oreo on my Nexus X hasn't exactly been flawless and it is still laggy at times when app switching and trying to get the camera to work.

Fingers crossed for 8.1!

 

you mean things like it not being able to reliably sync exchange accounts lol its also been awful for soundcloud but not sure if thats os or ap tbh but it started about teh time i upgraded to 8.0

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The quickest way to get the final OTA for your Nexus/Pixel device seems to be to enroll in the beta program.

 

Website / Blog / Download (Flashable Images)

 

Interesting app downloads for our android Oreo phones:

 

Mobdro: https://descargar.mobdro.online/

French Mobdro: http://telecharger.mobdro.online/

Popcorn time: https://descargar.popcorn-time.online/

Popcorn time FR: https://telecharger.popcorn-time.online/

Lucky patcher: https://telechargerluckypatcher.fr/

https://descargarluckypatcher.online/

 

And finally, he best alternative marketplaces, aptoide, appvn and tutuapp!

 

1.- https://descargar-aptoide.com/ ---- https://telechargeraptoide.fr/

2.- https://descargar-appvn.online/

3.- https://descargartutuapp.club/

 

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo6Y_piTa1I

 

https://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/2017/08/android-8-0-oreo-is-official-starts-rollout-out-to-devices

 

Currently runing Android Oreo on my phone smoothly and without any freezes =)

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