JAKARTA - Google's latest operating system (OS), Android 12L has received an update with the release of its first beta today. The OS is specially made to operate on large screen tablets and foldable phones.
According to reports, Android 12L Beta 1 is still looking towards app developers, so users can see what Google is working on in a raw view like this.
In Android 12L, Google added a two-column layout for devices with larger screens, allowing users to get more information at once.
For example, quick settings, message notifications and more can be displayed side by side. Google will also be working to improve multitasking, allowing users to easily drag apps into split-screen mode from the taskbar, this capability can also be used to quickly switch between apps.
Launching The Verge, Thursday, October 9, as in the developer preview, if users want to try out the Beta 1 version of this latest OS, they will have to run it on a large screen device like the Lenovo Tab P12 Pro.
However, if users don't have a widescreen device, or don't want to wait, they can also run the Android 12L beta on the emulator to get a feel for how it will look when it's more widely available.
Most of these changes will be most obvious on larger screens, but Pixel devices can also install that Android 12L, the list of currently available devices being the Pixel 3A and Pixel 5A.
Keep in mind that as this is the first beta version, it is possible that errors will occur in every operation. Want to try click here!:
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