Instead, Samsung kick-starts its own beta program after Google rolls out the stable update. Unlike some other Android vendors, Samsung does not partake in beta programs alongside Google. The stable update should go live in the following months, most likely in September if not by the end of August. The Developer Preview program will end in May after which Google will release the Android 12 beta to the public. Speaking of which, Google recently rolled out the Android 12 Developer Preview for the Pixels to allow developers to start optimizing their apps for the upcoming Android version. Having said that, we hope to see Samsung continue with its quick OS updates for the upcoming One UI 4.0 skin that would be based on Android 12 if past trends are to be taken into account. Samsung has even started rolling out the One UI 3.1 skin to several other eligible models. Within a couple of months, the OEM has pushed the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update to a bunch of smartphones including some mid-rangers such as the Galaxy A51 and Galaxy M21.īut that’s not all. Samsung is doing one heck of a job with getting the latest Android version - Android 11 - to eligible devices.
Original story (published on February 22, 2021) follows: New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
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