There hasn’t been any official confirmation about whether or not the 2013 Nexus 7 will be updated to Google’s upcoming Android. However, the latest rumor from Artem at Android Police suggests that it will in fact be receiving this OTA update directly from Google. Artem also reaffirms that the Nexus 4 and the 2012 Nexus 7 will not be eligible for this update.
Well-known HTC leaker LlabTooFeR has given us a glimpse into which smartphones HTC currently plans to update to Android 6.0 along with Sense 7.0. Right now, the Taiwanese handset maker allegedly wants to update the Desire EYE, Desire 816/820/826, HTC One M8/M8s/M8 EYE/E8, HTC One M9/M9+/ME, E9, E9+ and Butterfly 2/3. LlabTooFeR reminds us that this is a preliminary list, though, and devices like the Desire 816 might actually miss out.
re/code is reporting that YouTube is currently working on launching an update to their Music Key subscription service. This new service is said to cost $10 a month and will include the same Music Key features that we know about today. On top of this, subscribers will be able to watch anything on YouTube without seeing any advertisements.
