For those of you who own a Galaxy S7 or S7 edge, we have some good news! You can be among the first to upgrade your phone to Android Nougat by downloading Samsung's Galaxy Beta Program, which is only available for S7 users. Unfortunately, it's currently available in the US, UK, and China, but the Korean giant promises a global rollout soon.
But let's see how you can get the new update first. According to Samsung, you will need to create an account on the company's website and download the Galaxy Beta Program or the Samsung Members app. It is very likely that you already have one of the two applications as Samsung had used them in the past for the launch of the Android Marshmallow program. If, indeed, they are already installed, do not waste time and get immediate access to the Android Nougat beta. You will have the opportunity to be among the first to test the new update so you can suggest possible changes that the version needs but also advise others about it.
Please note that if you have the S7 edge Olympic Games or S7 edge Injustice Edition, you will not be able to install the new beta. In the UK, only unlocked users have access, while in the US you must be a Sprint, T-Mobile, or Verizon subscriber.
For those of us who don't yet have access to the Galaxy Beta Program, Sammobile provides some photos of Nougat installed on an S7 to get a taste before the final release.
