pic.twitter.com/ovby4pC3ph— Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 2, 2018 The latest version of Android shouldn’t be too far from making its global debut. Google might release Android P for mobile devices around the world later in a few weeks, according to insider Evan Blass. His calendar is marked for Monday, August 20. The leak doesn’t explicitly say anything about Android P but instead...
Google is almost ready to make Android P available for all devices. The latest version of the Android P Beta just started rolling out, and it’s the final preview before the public build arrives later this summer. You’re looking at another release candidate; therefore, final system behaviors are present that’ll remain in place. Developers, meanwhile, are encouraged to continue testing...
Google just started rolling out Android P Developer Preview 4 (Beta 3) around the world. It’s available for the Pixel 2 and Pixel under the build number PPP4.180612.004. Other brands are participating in the Android Beta Program, and they’ll likely have Developer Preview 4 in the coming weeks. The latest build puts Android P in the territory of being a release candidate. With that...
Android P has entered its next phase. As scheduled, Android Developer Preview 3 was released in early June. It includes the final APIs, but this still isn’t a release candidate. That’ll be Android P Developer Preview 4 by the end of the month. Around then, most bugs should be squashed and the user interface should settle down. Google will push out another release candidate right before...
We all love software updates. Aside from bug fixes to rid our devices of any annoyances, they often bring new features. They’re not the same between Android and iOS, though. There couldn’t be a bigger difference between the two most popular mobile operating systems. Since the entire ecosystem is controlled by Apple, software updates are issued and immediately reach a significant number...
Google this week released the first beta for Android P, which is available for a variety of devices, including some third-party handsets. We downloaded it on a Pixel 2—here's a handy installation guide—and took it for a spin. What we found is that in some ways the experience is pretty similar to Apple's iPhone X. There are dozens of new features in Android P, including Slices, improved...
Google announced some big changes coming to Android P, most notably the new swipe gestures. Taking a similar page from Apple’s iPhone X, every Android device (on Android P) will soon be able to experience the new navigation gestures across the operating system. There’s just one slight hiccup. If you download the beta, which is available on nine different Android smartphones right now,...
After introducing the first Developer Preview of Android P in March, Google has released the software in beta for anyone to try. You can download it on your Pixel device (or any of the devices listed below) right now. The release of Android P will include a lot of exciting features, such as navigation gestures, App Actions, Adaptive Brightness, and a myriad of features designed to...
After introducing Android P in March, Google on Tuesday revealed even more features destined for the upcoming update. One of the new features will be gesture-based navigation, similar to what Apple introduced last year with the iPhone X. A big emphasis for Google this year is on wellbeing. In Android P, Google is overhauling the experience in an attempt to combat the growing issue of...
Android P is finally here. The latest version of Android might not be ready for public release, but you can already download and install it on your phone. Google announced the major upgrade along with a preview program for its Pixel and Pixel 2. And that means you're able to take Android P for a spin many months before anyone else. We're telling you how to make that happen. Just...