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Android 12 has started rolling out for all eligible Google Pixel phones. The Android update was first announced in February and detailed at Google’s I/O developer conference in June.
How to install the Android 12 Developer Preview right now
Feb 18, 2021 13:16 EST with 4 comments
Google today launched the first developer preview for the next major version of Android, Android 12, today. Unfortunately, the phrase developer preview isn t the same as the word beta , so the Android Beta Program isn t open for the new OS just yet.
As the name suggests, this is for developers, and it s not going to be very stable. Of course, early adopters can still get their hands on it, but you ll have to jump through a few hoops. With the Android Beta Program, it s as simple as enrolling your device and grabbing an OTA update; for a developer preview, you re going to have to flash an image on your phone.
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Google’s latest Android OS, Android 12 first developer preview has just arrived, and it is available for download for various Pixel phones. Early reviewers (developers only) who have managed to get a first-hand experience of the upcoming Android OS version cites that Android 12 might get tons of changes. Also Read - Google Maps Compass returns for Android users, more new features introduced
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