Today Google released Android 11 Beta 2 for a limited number of smartphones. Users can download the app with the full public Beta release system or with the
Today Google released Android 11 Beta 2 for a limited number of smartphones. Users can download the app with the full public Beta release system or with the Android Flash Tool. Users can also run the Android 11 Beta 2 on their desktop machine using the Android Emulator inside Android Studio – or with a GSI (generic system image) on supported Treble-compliant devices – so many ways to make it weird!
While normally we might list the things Android 11 Beta 2 could do, what it might bring to the yard, how your phone could be radical beyond it’s current level of non-futuristic – today we’re going to do something a little different. Today we’re going to give you a bit of a warning. This Android 11 Beta 2 isn’t significantly more volatile than any other previous release, but it’s important to remember that the word “Beta” means something.
