Google unveiled the first developer preview build of its next-gen mobile operating system last month and now the second iteration of Android N for developers is available. Although the official launch date is still pretty far ahead, the new build packs a few interesting features already.
Back in March, Android N developer preview delivered bundled notifications and the long-awaited Multi-windows mode, as well as many other things. Now, the time has come to add support for the Vulkan 3D rendering API, launcher shortcuts, as well as emoji Unicode 9 support with skin tone variations and glyphs like the bacon, selfie, or face palm. Various API changes and bug fixes are also included.
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