We always love to hear about the new Android version and its features. Every year, around this time Google usually takes the wraps off its latest Android Beta version. According to a bug tracker for Android Q Beta as spotted by Mishaal Rahman of XDA, the latest Android version is scheduled for launch later today. Moreover, Android Q Beta could launch with support for more smartphones than Android P Beta.
As Mishaal notes, Google’s Android Q Beta Issue Tracker has a default date filter of March 11th. It means only reports from the general public made after March 11th will be listed. It’s a partial confirmation that the search giant is soon announcing Android Q Beta within the next few hours.
Android Developer Mr. Illiyan Malchev revealed in a podcast that Google is going to introduce Android Q Beta update for more smartphones than its previous iteration. While talking in the Android Developers Backstage podcast, the developer has confirmed Google’s plan to collaborate with even more manufacturers for Android Q Beta program. He didn’t reveal any further information but emphasized the trend is positive and strong.
“The number is bigger for the upcoming Android release, which I am very happy about. I cannot share the exact numbers yet. But the trend is positive and strong, and I am very happy about this,” said Mr Illiyan Malchev, Android Developer at Google.
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Well, all the above developments reflect that Android Q Beta is finally paving its way for the general public and that too with more smartphone support. More details should be coming your way real soon.
