After launching the first developer preview for Android O, Google is ready to start the beta program for the latest Android operating system. The company reported pouring some beans into its plans for Android O during its annual Developer I / O conference starting May 17, 2017.
The search engine giant has finished the Android Beta program for Android Nougat and will soon start the Android O Beta program. "Thanks for your interest in the Android Beta Program, the beta version of Android Nougat has been completed and all the devices that have been chosen have been upgraded to the current public version," Google said on the Android beta website.
"If you continue to run a beta version of Nougat you can download the latest full OTA image for your device and sideload. This will not clean your device. We update this site when you start the Beta Beta Android program," the additional update. For those who do not know, Google launched Android O Developer Preview for Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Pixel and Pixel XL. However, these types of updates are not intended for public consumption, so Google launches the Beta Program so that a wider audience can try it before launching it officially.
The latest Android update is already being promoted to be the next big release. Android O comes loaded with some cool features. After improving Doze last year, Google seems to have included an advanced version of the background limits that aggressively manage applications running in the background and thus save some juice for users. Another visible change in Android Or is more control over the notifications that appear in the notifications panel.
Multiple notifications of the same application will be hit and users can customize how they want to view notifications based on application preferences. In addition, the first version of the Android developer preview Or also introduces something called - Adaptive Icons, which basically makes the icon of any third-party application resemble the actions pixel launcher applications. Google is also working on something called "Picture-in-Picture" mode that allows you to watch a video or any other content of a particular application in a pop-up window while simultaneously browsing around other applications on your device.
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