Google has officially launched Android 12, following several developer preview and beta builds. It’ll release over-the-air on Pixel 3 and up devices in a few weeks, but Google hasn’t officially shared that date.
The day is almost finally here. Well, it's finally here, but not really. Android 12 is now "live in AOSP", according to a post from Dave Burk, VP of Engineering, on the Android Developers Blog. Basically, the source code for Android 12 is being pushed to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which brings us one step closer to the actual final release of Android 12. Burke shared that the final update will begin coming to the Google Pixel "in the next few weeks", before arriving for a slew of devices "later this year". These other devices include phones from Samsung, Oppo, OnePlus, Realme, Tecno, Xiaomi, and Vivo, but we don't have any specifics as to when the update will actually arrive for those. In addition to sharing that the Android 12 source code has arrived in AOSP, Burke revealed some interesting tidbits about the beta program. More than 225,000 of you tested our early releases on Pixel and devices from our partners, and you sent us nearl
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