Google has released the fourth beta of , and while there aren’t any major new features here, it marks an important step in the operating system’s development. Android 12 has now reached platform stability, meaning work is complete on most of the underlying tech. Google it was hoping to hit platform stability in August, so it’s right on track.
“Android 12’s APIs and all app-facing behaviors are finalized,” according to Google. That means developers can start their final Android 12 compatibility tests without worrying things will change much. A final Android 12 beta will emerge in the coming weeks.
Google is expected to roll out Android 12 broadly in the next couple of months, likely alongside the . While there might be more features in the pipeline, we may not learn about those until Google gives an in-depth look at its new flagship handsets.
If you’d like to try out the Android 12 beta, have access to it. Along with Google Pixel, OnePlus, Xiaomi and ZTE phones, it’s also available on Google TV.
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