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Google has announced the release of Android 12, the most recent major version of the Android operating system. While they did not release stable buil...

Android 12's source code is released by the company, and it brings the OS but was said to be for Pixel smartphones first before all else.

Google has announced that it is pushing the Android 12 source to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). The OS will begin rolling out to existing devices, starting with Pixel, in the next few weeks.

Android 12 is titled with a dessert name ‘Snow Cone’. This is the first time after the release of Android Pie when Google is publicly giving a dessert-theme name to its new Android release as it abandoned that trend in 2019, with the release of Android 10.

Desserts are back for Android as Google reportedly names Android 12 Snow Cone.

Android 12 has arrived, but not for Pixel smartphones. Instead, Google has only pushed its new OS to AOSP. Android 12 will arrive on existing Pixel devices later this month, potentially around the time that Google launches the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

Google has released the Android 12 update for Pixel 3 and up phones, along with a few others from Asus, OnePlus, and more. It brings big changes to the design, but that’s where most of the focus is, aside from a few changes.

Today Google pushed the source for Android 12 to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and brought about some bad news for hopeful upgraders. Here on the 4th

Android 12 has been available since May, but you’d have needed a Pixel 3 or newer to give it a shot;

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.