Android Q released the first beta release

Google was released today the Android Q Beta 1. Those of you who are interested can download it from the address google.com / android / beta. Android Q Beta 1

The first beta version includes a preview SDK for developers with system for Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL as well as the official Android Emulator.

This is the fourth year that Google released the first beta of the next Android version in March. Android N (later named Android Nougat), Android O (Android Oreo) and Android P (Android Pie).

In the last years, Google doesn't use it Android Beta Program, which allows you to get new versions of Android instantly via updates but only on selected devices.

This is changing with Android Q. Google makes the first preview available as a beta, not as a preview version for developers only.

This means that those of you who have the above devices and want to try the beta, can do it, just like developers.
As is the company's custom, this preview build will be referred to and released as Android Q until a name beginning with Q.

What is the new version of Android? Read the release notes

Before you download the beta, it's good to know that the first preview of Android Q a version that can show . Παρόλα αυτά η Google την διαθέτει σε περισσότερα τηλέφωνα φέτος σε σύγκριση με πέρυσι (έξι instead of four).

The goal of the first beta is to allow the first adventurous and developers to play with the build early so they can explore new but also the APIs for the applications. The company is allowing compatibility testing before giving more details at I/O 2019, scheduled for May 7-9. We expect to see more new skins in future releases.

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