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Even better are the new multi-tasking improvements in Android Nougat. Google has finally added a Clear all button to the top of the recent apps menu, and it has reduced the number of apps shown here by automatically removing those you haven't used in a while. You will also be able to switch back and forth between your current and last-used app with a double-tap of the recents button.
Multi-window is a feature we've seen previously on Samsung phones, and it's finally going to be built into the Android OS. There are two variations - Split Screen and Picture in Picture - with the first designed for phones and tablets and the latter for Android TVs. You can long-tap the recents button to select a second app to display onscreen.
The final new feature coming to Android Nougat is Daydream, which is Google's new VR platform. Although it is producing a dedicated Daydream headset, it is also building support for a VR Mode into N that supports low latency (under 20ms) and a VR system UI. It will mean hundreds of Daydream-ready phones will be available, with the first coming later this year from the likes of Samsung, HTC and LG. Also see: Best Android apps and Best Android games.
Other new features include:

â€¢ Bundled notifications: multiple notifications from the same app can be grouped together
â€¢ Efficiency: Doze now also saves battery whenever the screen is turned off
â€¢ Improved Java language support: Java 8 language features are coming to Android
The Google Keyboard app in Google Play has now been updated to the Android Nougat version. There are new emoji, new coloured themes, new background images and a new keyboard toggler. Check out the updated Google Keyboard here.
A user on XDA has posted a beta build of Android 7.0 Nougat for Huawei P9 users, should they want to try out the software in beta form.
Those of you who have already installed the Developer Preview of Android Nougat may be pleased to know that it now works with Pokemon GO. A bizarre update to make, but it appears the world has gone Pokemon crazy...
Will Android Nougat use Swift?

Nope. There are rumours that a future version of Android will go some way to replace Java with open-source Swift as its first-class language, but it won't be Android Nougat, since it will require a lot of re-writing of Android's core code. According to TheNextWeb, Android would first need a runtime for Swift, to make its entire standard library Swift-ready, to support the language in APIs and SDKs, and to re-write some low-level C++ APIs and high-level Java APIs, which Swift can not currently bridge to.

It the classic laptop vs tablet debate, but you can have both if you're fed up of carrying around a laptop and a tablet. A convertible, hybrid, 2-in-1, might be the answer. Since the launch of Windows 10 there has been a wave of new devices aiming to be all things to everyone. Here are the best convertible laptops and tablets of 2016 you can buy in the UK. See also: Best laptops 2016 and best tablets 2016.
New entry: Samsung Galaxy TabPro S.
Although many of them will come with Windows 10, which makes sense, there are a few in this chart which come with an alternative operating system including both Chrome OS and even Android so there's lots of choice. We've also added the iPad Pro 9.7 which will be a legitimate option for some users.
As usual, there are a lot of devices out there from a larger number of manufacturers so these are the best ones which we've reviewed. These are the best convertible laptop and hybrid tablet reviews.

You can also take a look at our round-ups for best budget laptops and our best Chromebooks. For something more portable see best ultraportable laptops, and also best gaming laptops.
Laptop vs tablet: What is a hybrid?
Although they've been around for a while, these devices vary quite a lot and so various different names have been used to pigeon hole them without a real front runner which was settled on. We're going mainly with convertible here.
Across the media, retail and the manufacturers you'll hear names such as convertibles, hybrids and 2-in-1s. They all mean the same thing in essence â€“ a device which is trying to be both a laptop and a tablet.
As we'll explain next, there are essentially two different types here and we're going to round up the best of them all in one place.

There are some big differences between a convertible laptop and a convertible tablet. While both are a 2-in-1 device aiming to be a laptop and a tablet at the same time, design challenges mean that you'll typically get more of one than the other. However, some do manage to sit somewhere in the middle.
A convertible laptop comes in various different styles but is likely to have a screen which flips almost 360 degrees (above) in order to change it into a tablet, for example. That's the main part of the design and doesn't vary too much across the market. It also means you can use it in other 'modes' such as tent or display.

Examples include Lenovo's Yoga range which has been the inspiration for many rivals. A recent exception is the Microsoft Surface Book which is laptop-first but still has a removable keyboard.
Meanwhile, a convertible tablet (below) is more like a regular tablet but either has a keyboard which attaches magnetically or a fancy case which creates a laptop-like experience. The keyboard may connect over Bluetooth in some cases.
Examples include the Microsoft Surface Pro 4, Samsung Galaxy TabPro S and the Huawei MateBook. We're likely to add the latter two once we've had them in for a proper test.
Which one is right for you depends hugely on what you want to do with it. Do you mainly want a laptop on which to do regular work but can also shapeshift into a tablet for the odd task? Or do you want a tablet which you can also do a bit of typing on when the need arises?

Much of what you need to look for in a convertible laptop or convertible tablet is the same. Like almost any tech device you'll want to get the best specifications for your money including the processor, memory, storage and screen. Make sure you click through to the in-depth reviews of each device to find out what they offer, including benchmark results.
As alluded to, the design is going to be a big part of your buying decision here and you need to choose a device which fits your needs best. A convertible laptop is likely to be bigger and heavier but is likely to offer longer battery life (there's more space for a bigger battery). Since it is laptop-first, it will also provide a better typing experience and there's normally room for things like more physical ports should connectivity be an issue.
Although a convertible tablet might not have many physical ports (some have full-size USB), they are smaller and lighter than a hybrid laptop making them great for travelling around. As the device is a tablet-first with a keyboard dock/case, using it like a laptop is often fiddly and awkward. Look for one with a clever design and proper keys. A trackpad is also a boon, despite touchscreens, but not all feature one.

Jumper is a new name to PC Advisor, but the EZBook Air follows the EZBook 1 and EZBook 2 as the companyâ€™s third super-budget Windows 10 laptop. We find out what itâ€™s capable of in our Jumper EZBook Air review. Also see: Best budget laptops
JUMPER EZBOOK AIR CHEAP WINDOWS LAPTOP REVIEW: UK PRICE AND AVAILABILITY
Jumper is a Chinese brand that is sold in the UK via grey-market importers such as Geekbuying. It charges £230.44 with free shipping to the UK for the EZBook Air, although you may also have to pay import duty when it arrives in the UK. For more on this see our grey-market tech buying advice.

JUMPER EZBOOK AIR CHEAP WINDOWS LAPTOP REVIEW: DESIGN AND BUILD
As soon as you take the EZBook Air out the box youâ€™ll get that feeling that youâ€™ve seen this laptop somewhere before. Itâ€™s not a complete Apple MacBook clone, but itâ€™s pitched somewhere between the 11in MacBook Air and 12in MacBook. Some of the more obvious hints toward the latter include a single USB-C port and the Champagne Gold colour scheme.

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