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| Google introduces the second beta of Android 11 |
Google has released a beta version of its second operating system, Android 11, or the sixth beta of the next version of the mobile operating system.
This version is a milestone for Android stability. This means that the API and Conduct are complete, so developers can perform the final compatibility update and focus only on testing. Their apps and games.
The search giant released the first version of the developer preview in February, the second version of the developer preview in March, and the third version in April.
The first beta was scheduled for May, but the company temporarily released its fourth developer preview at that point as the first beta to be released in June.
Usually, the first beta will appear at the annual Google I / O Conference. Due to the Corona virus, the event was canceled.
Despite the delay, Google insists that Android 11 will be officially available in the third quarter of the planned date, but the search giant indicates that the new date may be September 8.
The second beta of Android 11 can be obtained from the Android Beta program or downloaded directly. It then sends Google Live (OTA) updates to people from previous versions.
This release includes the final release of the (SDK), which includes (Pixel 2), (Pixel 2 XL), (Pixel 3), (Pixel 3 XL), (Pixel 3a), (Pixel 3a XL) and (Pixel 4). Imaging system phones. ) And (Pixel 4 XL) in addition to the official Android emulator.
Eight phones (pixels) make up only a small portion of the monthly Android active devices (over 2.5 billion).
While Google is phones configured to provide Android 11 developers with the first four preview releases, the company is working with manufacturers to offer the beta on additional devices.
There were six beta releases last year, but according to this year's beta calendar for Android 11, there will be four developer reviews and three beta releases.