Google Pushes Android 11 Beta to June, Releases Fourth Developer Preview
Google postpones the Android 11 Beta launch to June 3 and surprises developers with an additional Developer Preview 4 build.
Google delays the highly anticipated Android 11 Beta launch to June 3, 2020, shifting the event to an online format due to ongoing global circumstances. Originally expected sooner, this postponement gives developers extra time to prepare their applications for the upcoming operating system changes.
Alongside the delay announcement, Google releases Developer Preview 4 as an unexpected extra build for the Android 11 testing cycle. This surprise update provides developers with additional tools and APIs to ensure their apps function smoothly before the official beta rollout occurs next month.
The company plans to host a virtual event on June 3 to officially unveil Android 11 Beta 1 to the public. Tech enthusiasts and developers alike mark their calendars as Google transitions from early testing phases to a broader beta release for compatible smartphones.