Few days ago, Google released Android P Beta 2 (Android 9.0 preview 3) for Pixel devices with new features and bug fixes. It is now available for Sony Xperia XZ2. If you already have flashed Beta 1 on your Xperia XZ2 device, you’ll get an OTA (over-the-air) update. If not, you need to install the update manually. Here is how to install Android P beta 2 on Sony Xperia XZ2.
Google has released Android P Developer Preview 3 (Beta 2) with added features, visual changes and new APIs allowing developers to create apps that support upcoming Android 9.0. Android P DP3 (build PPP3.180510.008) OTA update and factory images are now available for download, which you can install on a compatible device.
In order to make Android phone more secure than ever, Google implemented the new security feature “DNS over TLS” or “Private DNS” mode into Android P operating system. This new protocol protects user’s security and privacy by sending DNS queries over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection. If enabled this feature on your phone, your ISP cannot snoop through your search queries.
We have now open public beta of Google’s new operating system, Android P. The new OS comes with noticeable visual changes, adaptive features and more. One of the new features of Android P Beta is DNS over TLS support. This new protocol protects user’s security and privacy by sending DNS queries over an encrypted connection. You can see the new Private DNS mode in Android P under the Network & Internet settings menu.
OnePlus 6 is now official and will be available for purchase starting from May 22. As promised, Android P beta update is now available for download for OnePlus 6. App developers and enthusiasts can flash the Android P public beta manually via local upgrade method. This build allows testing some of the latest Android features, and helps app developers make their apps ready for the upcoming update.
In this guide, we let you know how to get Android P’s “Wind Down” mode on any Android smartphone without root or third party app. Recently, Google released Android P public beta with new AI-powered features, new navigation gestures and new features heading to control smartphone addictions. The ‘Wind Down’ and ‘Shush’ are the two new tools designed to control smartphone addictions.