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Today Google released the latest version of Android with Android 12L Beta 1, made ready for all intrepid Android-running smart device users to see the future.

Before the calendar flipped into November, Google made a surprise announcement as the company confirmed Android 12L would debut before the end of the year. With so many devices getting bigger screens and foldable phones hitting the mainstream, Android isn't exactly designed to handle these larger displays. It's one of the reasons why Android tablets are such a frustration to use, but Android 12L aims to do something about that. Since Android 12L is designed with bigger screens in mind,...

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Android 12L is the optimized version of the original system for tablets / folding phones. But none of the models belongs to these categories.

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Google finally confirms the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL will be part of the Android 12L Beta 1 program and might receive the update in Q1 2022.

Android 12L has been announced, aimed at large screens. It brings a new two-column layout, UI tweaks, and an improved compatibility mode. Android 12L will be released early next year and first developer preview will be released on Lenovo P12 Pro.

Android 12 was release just last week for eligible Pixel devices and soon will be available for other compatible phones. With adding a “L” to Android 12, Google is clearly aims to reach “large” screen devices. Android 12L, as the tech giant claims, will offer a much-enhanced experience for tablets, foldables and ChromeOS users.

Android 12L was revealed this week by Google, and with it, a look at the future of larger-screen Android UI. Google effectively suggested that their insight

Google is once again taking tablets and foldables seriously, this time with Android 12L, arriving next year.