Android 11 will be launched this year by the Google company for Android phones and tablets around the world, and for them a very important new function has already been revealed. The function itself represents a very big change for the way Android 11 will treat applications prepared by developers for release, and the change comes as an extremely good one for the way applications are prepared for the update.
Android 11 there is going to be a very big change for application developers for the way they test applications in the new version of the operating system, with all the changes it brings. Basically, developers will no longer have to run ADB commands in the shell to be able to check if their applications are compatible with Android 11 and after the API changes that Google made, but they will be able to do this from a dedicated section.
Android 11: New Very IMPORTANT Feature for Phones
Android 11 has the interface presented above through which developers will be able to test the compatibility of their applications much more easily with the new APIs and changes made within the operating system. Within the "Developer Options" section of the settings application for Android 11, there will be a special section called "App Compatibility Channel", and there it will be possible to test the functions compatible with the changes brought by Google much more easily.
Android 11 comes with this change after many requests from developers to have a much simpler method to test the compatibility of applications in the new versions of the operating systems. In Android 11, things are finally changing for the better according to the developers' requirements, but of course not everything is set yet, and Google still has some fairly big changes to make so that the functionality is ready.
Android 11 this change was made only to make the life of application developers easier, it cannot be used by ordinary users because they have no reason to use it in everyday life.
