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Surprising everyone in the morning, Google today released the first Android N developer preview. While the developer preview is now available for download for the newly launched Nexus smartphones and tablets, it is not available for LG Nexus 5 (one of the most popular Nexus smartphones.)  The reason why Google didn’t release the Android N developer preview for the Nexus 5 is because it is too old now and has passed Google’s time frame for major Android updates. But it appears like Google might bring Android N to Nexus 5. A few digging in Google’s Git repositories revealed that Google is currently testing Android N developer preview for the Nexus 5 smartphone. You can check that here. Android N for Nexus 5 As you can see in the AOSP repositories, the Nexus 5 (hammerhead) is tagged with Android N Preview 1 and that is also Yesterday (March 9th). While Google is yet to make things official, but if it works then we might see Android N on Nexus 5 too.

As you now know, Google surprised the hell out of us this morning with the announcement of the Android N Developer Preview.  We are still two months from Google I/O, but Google is clearly ready for developers to start diving into this latest build of Android. Because we know that so many of you are going to flash this, even if it is a developer preview that no one recommends you flash to a daily device, we thought we’d give you the tools to do so. Below, you’ll find the link to the factory images for the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6, Nexus 6P, Nexus 9, Nexus 9 LTE, Nexus Player, and Pixel C, along with instructions on how to flash them. Good luck!  Nexus 5X Nexus 6 Nexus 6P Nexus 9 Nexus 9 LTE Nexus Player Pixel C

MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli are two of the most popular cricketers in India. And thanks to that, we also get to see them acting in cricket related videos and advertisements. Now when they are busy in preparing for the World T20, a new World T20 Anthem has surfaced on the Internet. And it is pretty amazing. Created by Royal Challenge Sports Drink, the video is basically a message from around “1.2 Billion fans of Cricket.”