Automatic Updates feature in Android system N will not come to the current devices

At its annual conference for developers Google I / O 2016 Google has unveiled a range of new features that Sthq its way to Android N system, and one of these features was the Automatic Updates feature. With this feature, it will be devices that run Android N system able to download updates in the background and installed the next time you restart the machine.

Turned out to be the key word here is "new." According to the website Android Police, The advantage of automatic updates will not come to the current Android devices. It is said that this feature requires two parts, one is connected to the Internet and the other connected to the Internet, and you install the update in the section is connected to the Internet and then switch to the section relating to the Internet when the device restarts. This basically means that this feature you need for two to perform their function, which is not available in the current hardware thing. The process of creating those sections require a lot of fuss, something that you do not want Google's users do because it could lead to damage to their devices.

As such, the only way to get this feature will now be getting one of the next Android N devices, which will be launched with the support of this feature