Jan 16, 2017 06:12 AM EST By Xien Palacios, UniversityHerald Reporter

Manufacturers of Android smartphones have started fulfilling their schedules and plans for the release of Android 7 Nougat to selected handsets. One of those is the Chinese tech firm Huawei who has reportedly released the update for Huawei G9 Plus this January. Let's see Android 7 Nougat functionalities in Huawei G9 Plus and checkout the schedule for other handsets too!

Huawei G9 Plus Starts Receiving Android 7 Nougat Update

The Chinese tech firm Huawei has reportedly started rolling out Android 7 Nougat to G9 Plus. According to GSM Arena, the beta recruiting has started in December 8^th with first beta version released in December 16^th, second beta version released in December 27^th, first beta experience in January 11^th and the rolling out in January 12^th.

Accordingly, the update arrives as Build Number B330 and will only be available to handsets that run B150 and B159 builds. However, not all Huawei G9 Plus can receive the update since Huawei has only selected 300 units for the first phase of the rollout.

Other Huawei Handsets that Received Android 7 Nougat Update       

Back in December, Huawei has announced their Nougat rollout plans which will begin in the first quarter of 2017. The Mate 8 and P9 have already started receiving the software updates ahead of their schedule whereas the Honor 5C has just received the update recently.

Furthermore, the most anticipated Android 7 Nougat update for Honor 8 is said to be imminent because of the beta testing that is currently on-going according to The Indian Express. Features like split-screen multi-tasking, quick reply and enhanced notification bundle are expected to arrive in Huawei Honor 8 alongside the software update.

In addition, Huawei Honor 8 is expected to include the machine learning capability called EMUI 5.0 that will analyze the user's behavior and thus, will bring an enhanced power management system  which includes modes for power saving and enhanced security mechanisms.

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