Android: Today's the big day, Android fans. After announcing Android N earlier this year, Google has given it a name and, as of today, released it to the Nexus devices. Say hello to Android Nougat.

Google announced this morning that the next version of Android, codenamed Android N, will officially be Android Nougat, and not Nutella, as most people suspected.

Android (5.0+): With Android N, you can finally reply to notifications directly from the shade, but most users don't have N yet. For those on Lollipop or above, QuickReply emulates that same feature for most notifications.

Android: Google introduced a sweet hidden menu in Android Marshmallow called the System UI Tuner. It packs a ton of neat little tweaks like hiding status bar icons or showing your battery percentage. Here's how to turn it on, and what you can do with it.

Android (root, 5.0+): Unfortunately, the Android N preview is only available for a few devices. However, you can try out a few of the newest features on Android Lollipop and up with this Xposed module.

Yesterday, Google unveiled Android N and all of its cool new features, like multi-window support and bundled notifications, but after digging into the developer preview we found even more coming in the new version that Google didn't bother to mention.

Today, Google quietly released a developer preview of Android N. If you're one of the lucky few with a Nexus 6, 5X, 6P, 9, Nexus Player or Pixel C, here's how to install it and try out the new hotness.