Xposed Framework is the best suitable partner for Android phones running the Android Nougat update but the said module is taking Android users aback due to delayed release date and elusive launch updates. Meanwhile, some Android phone owners are wishing to downgrade back at Android Marshmallow but face difficulty in doing so.

To address the public worldwide clamor for Android Nougat-Xposed Framework update, rovo89, XDA Senior Recognized Developer, has given away information on the current situation of Xposed modules for Nougat project, grabbed from XDA Developers Forum.

Developer rovo89 explained that his address aims to pacify the Android Nougat users of Xposed Framework project cancellation. He stated that in every attempt of release, he wanted that the Xposed output integrates nicely with the ART version. Summing up the delay issue, it was mainly careful porting than rather innovating.

Xposed Framework developer says be patient, a Nougat version is coming https://t.co/QWCjpG5TKY pic.twitter.com/z2QCSoUgti

— Android Police (@AndroidPolice) February 2, 2017

According to Android Police, this is a proof that the Xposed Framework is actively proceeding with developments to arrive at Android 7.0 phones. To note another concern in the Xposed development, modifying the core ROM with Xposed modules became fore difficult because of certain changes Google has made to improve the speed of Android and apps. Meaning, it will take some time rovo89 to hit his timeframe.

Android Nougat update rolled out in Summer 2016 but was not yet fully compatible with the Xposed Framework. Xposed in return provides Android users many possibilities even without customizing their personal ROMs. Though Android Nougat Xposed Framework appears to connect easily, the new changes in ARM demand too much attention causing the delay of integration.

For a while, One Plus 3, Nexus and other android users are expected to fervently wait for the Android Nougat Xposed Framework update since there is nothing bad in waiting at all especially when these are actually there for free.