As every year, Google offers developers the opportunity to preview the new version of its operating system.
Its name is still unknown, of course, but now users of some smartphones can install an early version of Android 9.0 P and get a first impression of what's to come.
At Google I/O, the Beta was made officially available for a handful of devices. Want to know if you can install it on your smartphone? We've got the answer below!
Which devices can install Android P?
For each device, 3 options are possible:
♦ The update is available.
♦ The update is not yet available, but the manufacturer has confirmed that it will be.
♦ The update has not been confirmed, but we think that it is probable.
Jump to
♦ Google (http://www.androidpit.com/android-p-update-overview-smartphones-tablets#google)
Android P is out in beta...for some select devices
Android P has finally arrived. This is excellent news for some people, they will be able to discover the new features that Google has prepared. Of course, this is only a beta version so theoretically we could find many bugs, but as the developer preview versions progress, the number of errors should decrease until the final version is released.
What can you expect from Android P? Find out in the video of the alpha preview:
For others, the arrival (although partial) of this new version only increases the problem of fragmentation of Android versions. Barely a little more than 1% of users are on Android Oreo, almost 43% of users have a version lower than Marshmallow. It's a lot, too much even. We can only hope that manufacturers will up their game with Android One and Android Go.