Early in this year, the Mountain View company Google announced the first developer preview of Android P. Then the company rolled out the beta program of the upcoming Android P at the Google I/O event in the month of May, and the also made a historic announcement that was the beta program will be available on non-Google devices. After that, the company released the Beta 2 and Beta 3 in June and July respectively. Well, today the company has released the Android P beta 4, this is the final beta and it means the public release of the Android P is very close.
Having said that, the Android P Beta 4 is also known as Developer Preview 5 and comes with all the fixes and almost stable. Moreover, the developers of the search engine giant also added the final system behaviour and the APIs of the upcoming Android version, the API level 28. Well, now let’s check out the supported devices for the Android P beta.
- Google Pixel
- Google Pixel XL
- Google Pixel 2
- Google Pixel 2 XL
- Essential PH1
- OnePlus 6
- Nokia 7 Plus
- Mi Mix 2s
- OPPO R15 Pro
- Vivo X21 UD
- Vivo X21
- Sony Xperia XZ2
The final build of the Android P is currently available for the Pixel devices i.e. Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, and Pixel 2 XL. And the update will be available via OTA update, if you can’t then you can manually flash by downloading the OTA Files or Factory Images. Having said that, if you are not enrolled the beta program then join the official beta program by heading over the link.
Well, the company hasn’t revealed the date of official announcement of the Android P but it is expected to launch by August 22 as Google announces the new version of Android during this period of time. We recommend you to stay tuned with us for more updates.
