FILE - This Thursday, June 30, 2016, file photo provided by Google shows the Android Nougat statue, officially unveiled at Google campus in Mountain View, Calif. Nougat, the latest Android update from Google, offers plenty of time-saving features, plus a few to save money and perhaps even your life. The update will let you switch between apps more easily and do more without opening apps at all. New settings also let you choose which apps eat up cellular data in the background. (Google via AP, File)
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