Google has revealed its Android 12 OS for the first time to the world at the IO 2021 on Tuesday. The company has shared much information about it, and here is a roundup of all that we know about the new OS so far.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Android 12 Beta 1 has been rolled out for Pixel phones and several other devices.
- It brings many design changes along with system improvements and new privacy features.
- Google is anticipated to follow its annual timeline regarding the rollout of a stable Android 12 version.
Google introduced the first-ever Beta version of Android 12 to kickstart its Google IO 2021. Bringing the much anticipated OS update one step closer to reality, Google showcased all the new features that the latest Android version will bring to smartphones soon.
These features pan out across the elements of the operating system, including its design, customisation options, privacy controls as well as system improvements. With the Android 12, Google has more or less attempted to renew the entire smartphone experience, and it promises to keep introducing more such features over time.
Other than what's new, Google shared some information upon the expected availability of the Android 12 on smartphones. It also hinted at the devices that will support the latest Android version going forward.
To better understand these timelines and features, here is a roundup of all that we know about the Android 12 to date.
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