Android 7.1 official version is finally here, domestic users are crying

The official version of Android 7.1 will be officially pushed on December 5th.

Now, foreign media reports say that Canadian operator Rogers has confirmed that it will officially start pushing the official version of Android 7.1 in North America on December 5, and Google's own Nexus will be the first to try it out.

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It should be noted that Nexus 5X, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, and Nexus Player are the first to get the Android 7.1 update.

In addition, Vodafone Australia also stated that Google will push Android 7.1.1 to Huawei Nexus 6P phones on December 6. The size of the update is about 650MB, including various new features of Android 7.1/7.1.1 and the December security patch.

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For users, there are three points that can be intuitively perceived:

• 1. App Shortcuts. This feature is similar to the 3D Touch feature on the iPhone, which allows you to add shortcut options directly to the app icon and directly access the relevant interface by clicking it. However, this feature requires the support of developers. Currently, developers can set 5 dynamic or static shortcut options.
• 2. Circular app icons. We have seen the trend of rounded app icons on Pixel/XL, and Google intends to extend this trend to Android 7.1.
• 3. The keyboard supports image output. The keyboard can not only type, but also support the output of images, emoticons, animated images and more. This kind of function has actually been implemented in many third-party input methods, but it is the first time for the native Android input method.

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In addition to fixing many bugs in Android 7.1, Google also re-optimized the system to increase the battery life of the phone to the greatest extent.

What do you think of the Android system? Can it surpass iOS in terms of fluency and stability?