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We still do not know what will be the final name of the release (Pie, Pandoro, Panettone are hypotheses not to give up), but Google's journey to the distribution of Android P is taking place at a fast pace. Today, Mountain View announces the release of Beta 3 on the developer blog. A version that can be defined in almost all respects complete, for features and features.
In addition to the usual list of fixes and bug fixes introduced based on feedback received and improvements in overall stability, the new security patches related to early July, to address the latest cyber threats . Also included are system images for Pixel line devices and the Android emulator, not to mention an update for Android Studio tools. Added to this are the new Level 28 APIs for the developer community that can be exploited for application implementation.
The final version [Android9004] of Android P will make its official debut during the summer, as reiterated by BigG in the post of today. Similarly, the new Pixel line phones, already protagonists of many rumors and rumors, will soon also be presented
Anyone wishing to get their hands on Android P can receive the third beta by signing up to the appropriate program sent by the Mountain View Group on the official website. For those who have already installed the beta 2, the download and installation will take place automatically. Obviously, you need a suitable device, a smartphone belonging to the last two generations of Google brand smartphones: Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL. On July 19, a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) will be staged to discuss news regarding the operating system.
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