Android is the most used operating system for mobile phones, almost over 3 billion devices, and not just phones, are currently running it all over the world. As you already know very well, the people from Google are currently working on version 12 of the operating system, it being in full development process for all those interested, and according to the vice president of the team working on its development, the interest in it is at a record level.
In the case of the beta 2 version, released on June 9, Android registered a record of downloads by those who are interested in the operating system, something that shows that the changes offered are important. Figures regarding the number of downloads registered for this beta version of Android compared to previous ones were not disclosed, but the announcement itself shows us that there is a lot of interest from a lot of people.
Android: Google's Official Announcement with an Important Premiere
Android has in version 12 made extremely many changes for all users around the world, whether they use the operating system on phones or tablets. FROM the design to the functions, there are many novelties that you should know about, those from Google wanting to transform Android into an operating system that would be an even better alternative to iOS, and people show us that they are interested of the ideas that Google engineers have about the changes.
Android 12's beta is by far our most downloaded/installed beta ever. Speaking of which, Beta 2 is available today: https://t.co/VR8CtXKWkZ
- Dave Burke (@davey_burke) June 9, 2021
Android is changing a lot during this period, those from Google wanting to offer people all over the world new experiences that they can enjoy in their own mobile phones. It will be interesting to see how much interest there will be for future beta versions as Google makes more changes to Android, but based on what we see now, it seems that version 12 promises to be a real success for the American company .
Android will have version 12 released sometime in August, but the vast majority of phone manufacturers will offer the update only at the end of the year for their customers.
