Get on that latest build.
Just a month after releasing the second Android O Developer Preview, — which importantly marks final APIs and an official SDK for developers to build apps for Android O. For the non-developers among us, it also means we get a better look at Android O in a closer-to-complete state in terms of interface and features.
Though we more in the range of mid-June, we're happy to see Google getting this release out early to give developers even more time to make their apps ready for Android O.
Android O Developer Preview 3 is for the Pixel XL, Pixel, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Pixel C and Nexus Player. Those are also devices that will soon get the update via — and that really is the best way to go unless you're really impatient.
But if you do want to flash a device fresh rather than wait for the Beta Program to kick in, be sure to for all of the details!
Just a month after releasing the second Android O Developer Preview, — which importantly marks final APIs and an official SDK for developers to build apps for Android O. For the non-developers among us, it also means we get a better look at Android O in a closer-to-complete state in terms of interface and features.
Though we more in the range of mid-June, we're happy to see Google getting this release out early to give developers even more time to make their apps ready for Android O.
Android O Developer Preview 3 is for the Pixel XL, Pixel, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Pixel C and Nexus Player. Those are also devices that will soon get the update via — and that really is the best way to go unless you're really impatient.
But if you do want to flash a device fresh rather than wait for the Beta Program to kick in, be sure to for all of the details!