After months of testing, Google officially released Android 12 on the Android Open - Source Project portal. Since yesterday evening, Monday 4 October, the new OS has therefore definitively come out of the beta phase, even if it will arrive on the devices only at a later time. Contrary to tradition, in fact, which saw the arrival of the new operating system in the AOSP then coincide with the release of the various software updates for smartphones, first of all obviously those of the Mountain View giant, this time the update has not been made available in final version for any device on the market.
Google: when will Android 12 arrive for everyone?
Confirming, in part, our anticipation of last September 13, the OS is ready in a stable version, waiting to be made available for all devices on the market probably by the end of this month, since Google has not confirmed any date, but however, he referred in this sense to the "coming weeks", to the delight of millions of users who have been waiting for him since the moment of his announcement. Android 12 will bring the biggest design change in Android history. The developers have rethought the whole experience, from colors to shapes, light and movement, making the operating system more expressive, dynamic and personal.
“For developers, we offer more tools to create enjoyable experiences for people on phones, laptops, tablets, wearables, TVs and cars,” said Dave Burke. Along with the design changes, developers in Android 12 also updated app widgets to make them more useful, easily customizable and discoverable, and added new interactive controls such as checkboxes, toggles, and radio buttons. We remind all those who want to test the compatibility of the OS with their device, that they can install the app from Google Play or another source, or on a device or emulator capable of running Android 12 Beta.