Google released the stable version of the Android 12 operating system for smartphones earlier this month. Unlike the last version, however, Google did not roll out the current upgrade to its own smartphones, nor did it provide a schedule for doing so.
However, Google has begun sending out the Android 12 update to the Pixel series of devices, following the official debut of the latest Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro smartphones in the market.
It’s worth noting that the current Pixel 6 series already includes Android 12 pre-installed. After releasing the final Beta 5 version of Android last month, the corporation is now rolling out this new update for other devices.
While Android 12 has a number of new features and functions, one of the most noticeable improvements in the overhauled user interface. The company is employing the new Material You user interface this time.
Aside from the new appearance, the latest version of the operating system includes new widgets and notification designs, privacy dashboard and security updates, scrolling screenshots, Nearby share, and other features. Check out this article for a comprehensive overview of Android 12’s features.
Google previously announced that the Android 12 upgrade will be available later this year for handsets from Samsung, OnePlus, OPPO, Realme, Tecno, Vivo, and Xiaomi. ColorOS 12 from OPPO and One UI 4.0 from Samsung are two of the manufacturers that have already unveiled their own modified user interfaces based on the latest Android 12.
