Google released the fifth and final Android P Developer Preview (Beta 4) before the official release of the operating system later this summer. This last Beta release includes near-final system images for supported devices with various fixes, final APIs for Android 9.0, latest system behaviors and more.
Google released the Android P Developer Preview 4 (Beta 3) a couple of weeks back for Pixel devices and it is now available for Nokia 7 Plus global variants (A-1046, TA-1055 and TA-1062). If you already have flashed the Android P Beta 2, you’ll get the Beta 3 (v3.110) OTA update soon. Other users need to download and install it manually.
A couple of days back, Google released the Android P Developer Preview 4 (Beta 3) with bug fixes and improvements. This is the release candidate build of Android P (build PPP4.180612.004) with near-final system behaviors and final APIs. The final version of Android P (Android 9.0) will release later this summer.
Moto Z owners can now get Android P Developer Preview 4 (Beta 3) on their device unofficially. Here’s how to install it.
A couple of days back Google released Android P Developer Preview 4 (Android 9.0 Beta 3) with bug fixes and improvements. It is now available for Sony Xperia XZ2. If your device is running on the previous Android P Beta 2, you will get an OTA (over-the-air) update. Other Xperia XZ2 users need to install the update manually.
Google released the Android P Beta 3 (Developer Preview 4) for supported Pixel devices with some significant changes and fixes. This is the last Developer Preview release of the OS before Google releases the final version (Android 9.0) to the public. The final version of Android P (Android 9.0) probably will release later this summer.
Android P Beta 2 is now available for Nokia 7 Plus. If you would like to download and install the upcoming Android 9.0 (preview 3) on your device, here is how it is. Android P Beta 2 supports Nokia 7 Plus A-1046, TA-1055 and TA-1062 global models. If you already have flashed the Android P Beta 1, you’ll get an OTA (over-the-air) update. If not, you need to install the update manually.