Android 12L was one of the first people to test this new OS. Google has just released the first beta.
October 27, 2021, Android Dave Summit 2021, released by Google Android 12L. This new version of Android, is differentAndroid 12, Designed for large screens. This applies not only to tablets, foldable smartphones (but also dual-screen smartphones) but also devices with Chrome OS and external screen.
What can you expect from this first Android 12L beta mount?
For users, this first beta includes bug fixes, user experience enhancements, and the December 2021 security link. This is very interesting for developers. In fact, Android 12L integrates with newer tools and the official APIs of Android 12L (API Level 32).
Beyond these additions, you can find most of the features that Google has already described in previous updates.
New multi-window with taskbar functionality
These include UI changes for larger screens, more convenient multitasking and resizing upgrades of the app.
What devices are compatible?
You can install Android 12L Google Pixel 3a Or very new pixel, like Pixel 6 Pro (Android 12L will come in Pixel 6 later). You can also launch Android 12L In the Android Studio On Mac, Windows or GNU / Linux.
Android 12L on the emulator
One for buyers Lenovo Tab P12 Pro, You can install Android 12L on a real tablet, however you will have to wait a few more days for its specific beta.
How to install Android 12L Beta?
You just have to follow This link Join the Android 12L Beta Program. You can get device specific system pictures This way.
As a reminder, this is a beta version, which means you may encounter errors, missing functions, and performance issues … In short, start installing only if you have a second compatible device.
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