That way they won’t take effect until you explicitly change your manifest. To make compatibility testing easier for the Beta 1 features, Google has gated most breaking changes for developers until they target Android 11. DP3 included app exit reasons updates, GWP-ASan heap analysis, Android Debug Bridge (ADB) Incremental, wireless debugging, and data access auditing. DP2 built on those with foldable, call screening, and more Neural Networks API improvements. Android 11 Beta 1 featuresĪndroid 11 Developer Preview 1 brought 5G experiences, people and conversations improvements, Neural Networks API 1.3, privacy and security features, Google Play System updates, app compatibility, connectivity, image and camera improvements, and low latency tweaks. Now, Google is signaling early adopters and anyone interested in beta software can try it, give feedback, and report bugs.
Until today, Android 11 was only meant for developers. Join today’s leading executives at the Low-Code/No-Code Summit virtually on November 9. While those are the phones Google limited the first four Android 11 developer previews to, the company is working with its OEM partners to bring Beta 1 to more devices in the coming weeks. Those eight Pixel phones are a tiny slice of the over 2.5 billion monthly active Android devices - the main reason developers are eager to see what’s new for the platform in the first place. The release includes the final SDK with system images for the Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL, Pixel 4, and Pixel 4 XL, as well as the official Android Emulator.
If you have any of the previous previews, Google will also be pushing an over-the-air (OTA) update. You can download Android 11 Beta 1 now via the Android Beta Program, which lets you get early Android builds via over-the-air updates on select devices. We humbly thank those who are able to offer their feedback on this release.ĭespite the delays, Google insists that Android 11 is still on schedule (the final is slated for Q3). Millions of developers around the world build their business with Android, and we’re releasing the Beta today to continue to support these developers with the latest tools. Instead, we are releasing the Android 11 Beta today in a much different form, via short-form videos and web pages that you can consume at your own pace when the time is right for you. We have cancelled the virtual launch event to allow people to focus on important discussions around racial justice in the United States. The global community of Android developers has always been a powerful force in shaping the direction of the Android platform each and every voice matters to us. Today, Google canceled that online developer event as well:
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