Nougat is here—finally! And we’re not just talking about the opt-in beta. has finally released Android 7.0 Nougat for Nexus users. th it comes a slew of new features, tweaks, changes that should help make your Android experience even better than before.

There’s been plenty of information published on Nougat’s new offerings—like its support for split-screen apps direct reply messaging—but there are also a number of smaller features that are just as helpful that haven’t been touted as loudly. Here’s a look at some of those hidden features you should be using if you’ve got Nougat running on your Android device.

Make any app compatible with Multi-window

Multi-window will be helpful for those with bigger screens, though not all apps are compatible with Nougat’s new split-screen feature. Fortunately, there’s a developer option that allows these apps to be resized regardless of whether they’ve been optimized. Of course, there’s no guarantee they’ll work right. 

To access this ability, you’ll have to first enable Developer options. Go the Settings panel, under About > Software information, tap on the Build Number seven times.

Once you’re alerted that Developer options have been enabled, head back to the main Settings panel, tap on Developer options at the bottom of the screen, then tap on “Force activities to be resizable” to make all apps compatible with Multi-window.

Enable the System UI Tuner

The System UI Tuner lets you fine tune design elements gestures across Nougat. To activate it, simply tap hold on the Settings icon in the Quick Settings menu then wait for it to spin. You’ll know it’s been enabled when you see an alert that it’s been activated.

The System UI Tuner was also a hidden feature in Marshmallow, but Nougat brings with it a few new tools. For instance, you can turn on wer Notification controls, which enables more granular control over an individual app’s notifications. You can even turn off all the Quick Settings so that you only have notifications appear in the drop-down shade.

Take some time to play around with what the System UI Tuner has to offer, but remember that most of the features are still experimental.

Increase font size

There’s no shame in preferring to navigate an interface with a larger font size. In Nougat, you can easily adjust the size of the Android interface under Display > Display size. Be sure to swipe left in the preview pane to cycle through the different interface samples. Once you’ve made your decision, you’ll see the changes immediately implemented in the interface.

Turn off Do Not Disturb when the alarm goes off

I like to sleep with the Do Not Disturb mode turned on so that those pesky midnight calls from long-lost relatives don’t wake me from my slumber. But after my alarm goes off, I tend to forget to turn the volume ringer back on, thus resulting in a ton of missed correspondence later on in the day.

Thankfully, Nougat offers a feature that disables Do Not Disturb after your alarm rings. Go to the Settings panel, under Sound > Do Not Disturb, tap on Automatic rules. Tap to Add rule > e rule give it a name. On the next screen, select the days that you rely on a morning alarm, then make sure to tap the “arm can override end time” option at the very bottom of the screen. Once that is selected, you’re good to go!

Block phone numbers from contacting you

It seems as if spam calls have become more frequent since smartphones became more ubiquitous, though that’s likely because we always have our devices near us to see when those pesky numbers call.

In Nougat, you can now block those frequent agitators from calling or texting you ever again. In the Dialer app, tap the menu button, then navigate to Settings > Call Blocking. From here, you can manually enter in any number you wish to block. 

Be sure to also enable the “Caller ID & spam” feature that’s available from the same Settings menu. Once it’s turned on, will alert you if the number you’re corresponding with has a spammy history.