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Android P Beta: What’s New & What to Know

Android P Beta: What’s New & What to Know

Posted on June 7, 2018July 23, 2019 By Jarvis

In this guide we’ll go over everything you need to know about the Android P release. From how to enroll in the 3rd release, what’s new in P, what to expect, and everything else you need to know. Keep in mind that this is an early developer preview (beta 2) and Google’s new OS won’t arrive until late 2018.

The Android P Beta is available for 11 different devices from seven manufacturers. That’s a first for Google, instead of only offering it for the Pixel and Pixel 2. You can sign up for the Pixel beta, or install it on phones from Sony, Oppo, OnePlus, Essential and more.
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