Now it’s a long time that we are in an Android world. Previously the mobile market has mainly the windows phones and the big and expensive name Apple, which is working on the IOS. Few years ago, the market takes a big turn when the Android smart phones comes in. With the time Android operating system updates software and we get many versions like Donut, Gingerbread, Kit Kat, Jelly Bean, and many more; but the new and advanced version of android smart phones is Nougat.

Overall each version has its own importance and features to that period of time.  As we know that we are in the era of technology and we demand up to date software. Similarly, Android is playing a vital role in up gradation process of software in their smart phone series. Now recently in August 2016 they introduced the 7.0-7.1.2 Nougat version.

Importance of Nougat:

• This OS will help to use two or more languages at the same time of your own choice, and brings your words to the updated emoji.
• Now you can use two apps side by side or switch between 2 apps with a double tap option.
• It offers high quality virtual reality mode. With VR mode, Android Nougat is ready to transport you to new worlds.
• Battery issues creates many problems, so this new version has a Doze option. It will help to save battery.
• Android Nougat has more personalized settings, notifications, how to use your data, and how your phone display looks like.
• Last but not least, it take cares of your privacy like always. It has a powerful layers of security and encryption to keep your private data private. With Android Nougat, we have also added new features.

As we already discussed about the overall versions of Android, just giving a graphical representation of all the versions according to use in global market.

Global Android version distribution as of May 2017. Android Lollipop is the most widely used version of Android, running on 32% of all Android devices accessing Google Play, while Android Nougat runs on 7.1% of devices.

Gingerbread 2.3.x (1%)

Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.x (0.8%)

Jelly Bean 4.1.x–4.3.x (9.1%)

Kit Kat 4.4.x (18.8%)

Lollipop 5.x (32%)

Marshmallow 6.x (31.2%)

Nougat 7.x (7.1%)