Google has launched the next version of the Android operating system, Android and its developer preview. With this, the web giant passed a big step in releasing the new version (6) of Android. Although the final version of ‘Android O’ will be released in the third quarter of this year (July-September), the developers can now make their app and service suitable for future upgrades with this trial Android ‘and’ version.

As always, Google is letting developers use the latest version of Android first so that they can create applications compatible with this OS and design. Android fans can also enjoy it if they want through the developer preview; So that they can understand what new features Google is going to bring in it.

However, since it is a preview version, its stability is not good, you can read various problems. So the general users should wait till the stable version.

Android O, in its current state, does not have many eye-catching features. A light taste of some of the new features can be found here, just like the previous developer previews. More features may be added in the next build.

Here are some notable features of ‘Android and Developer Preview’.

Background limit

This feature will work on applications running in the background – especially in the context of background service and when using location services. This change has led developers to create applications that increase phone performance and reduce battery life.

Notifications

In the Android O version, the user can arbitrarily manage what kind of notifications will come from which app. For example, if you want, you can keep the mansion notifications on Facebook and turn off the comment notifications. It will be convenient to control all types of notifications in one application at once.

Autofill API

This allows users to select the Password Manager app to enter the ID-password when logging in to different applications, just as users can now choose the default keyboard. This password manager app will then enter your username-password for that app.

Adaptive icons

Developers will be able to create adaptive icons that will be displayed the way the system wants them to be displayed. So, it will work in different interfaces on all phones. New icons can be animated which will be more lively. This feature allows you to change application icons with different launcher apps and themes.

Bluetooth audio

Android O supports high quality Bluetooth audio codecs, including Sony’s LDAC codecs.

These are the eye-catching changes that will inspire users to come to ‘Android O’. However, there is a lot of work to be done by the developers to adapt to this change.

Now find out how to install ‘Android O’ Developer Preview.

Image file of ‘Android O’ developer preview Here Will get. This is only for Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Pixel C and Nexus Player. This means that Android and Preview are not yet in the Android Beta Program. You will have to wait longer for this.

Google’s Android developer Of the website According to the data, Android and Dave preview will not be available until mid-May. Dave Preview-3 will arrive in mid-June and the fourth release will come before the final release. The final version will be released in the third quarter of this year (July-September).