While we keep on anticipating the appearance of the third Android 12 Developer Beta, Google reported some new changes today that will produce results when Android 12 is delivered this fall. The present declarations come politeness of the Google for Games Developer Summit, which is occurring today and tomorrow.

In the present declarations, Google acquainted another component pointing with get you into your #1 games quicker than at any other time. 'Play as you Download' is like the Instant Apps that you may have seen throughout the long term. However, rather than trusting that a game will get done with downloading, you can bounce in and begin playing.

This isn't something that will probably work with bigger games like Dead Cells or Genshin Impact. However, in the event that you need to play some riddle games or something like Touchgrind BMX, this new component is great. On the off chance that a game is viable with 'Play as you Download', a lightning bolt symbol will be apparent appearance you that you can start playing while at the same time letting the remainder of the game download behind the scenes. Once the download has arrived at a specific level, the Play symbol will become green, permitting you to dispatch the application.

Google asserts that this will permit games to be opened "somewhere around multiple times quicker", which is quite incredible on the off chance that you simply need to rapidly download a game to kill some time. Be that as it may, to oblige this, engineers should utilize the Play Asset Delivery System. On the splendid side, if engineers are as of now supporting this, they will not have to do whatever else.

Another new component coming to Android 12, is one that we've found in the last scarcely any beta and engineer review discharges. Another Game Dashboard will give fast and simple admittance to highlights like screen catch and recording. This will likewise permit you to place your phone in Do Not Disturb mode when a game is dispatched.

The Game Dashboard is nothing truly historic, as we've seen other phone creators carry out comparative highlights for quite a long time. OnePlus, Samsung and even RedMagic have these game dashboards accessible. However, Google has affirmed that this component is coming to "select gadgets" in the not so distant future.

With the latest Android 12 version, Google decided to pay more attention to the privacy and security of the users. A few weeks before, Google rolled out the first Android 12 beta during Google I/O 2021. Google decided on a lot of new features that weren't included in the earlier beta version. A few of those promised updates appear within Android 12 beta 2, rolling out today. The update includes the privacy dashboard features as well as a slew of other privacy and security tweaks.

One of the biggest new features in the latest update is the look and feel of the operating systems. The latest feature is context-aware automatic theming system. The whole look and feel is adaptable according to the wallpaper being used. The system looks at your wallpaper for color inspiration and then changes the colors of interface elements such as buttons, icons, etc. would change accordingly. For some reason, this wasn't included in the first beta and now available in beta 2.

Apple has recently made big improvements and changes to its privacy and security policies related to the iPhone, which led Google to respond and pay attention to its security. A new privacy dashboard was introduced by Google at an I/O event. However, now we can actually use it. The privacy dashboard for Android 12 beta 2 offers an overhead view of the privacy situation of your device. This one-stop interface would help you see if there is anything you need to change to make sure that your phone is secure from unauthorized access. In addition to the privacy dashboard, Google introduced new features related to audio and camera security. There will be microphone and camera usage indicators in the upper right corner. These icons will appear if the user is using any of these apps.

A benefit to getting tied up with Apple's environment is that the organization has really implicit numerous highlights that makes it simple to move starting with one gadget then onto the next. Need to share WiFi on your iPhone to your iPad? Done. Need to share a clipboard? Done. This is something that Google is by all accounts working towards in the furthest down the line update to its Chromebooks.

In Chrome OS 91, Google is at last bringing its Nearby Share highlight onto its Chromebooks. For those new, Nearby Share was at first found in 2020 which is fundamentally Google's response to AirDrop, aside from Android. It had a few highlights that AirDrop doesn't have, such as sharing applications.

Fortunately since Nearby Share is on Chromebooks, it implies that moving documents from your Android smartphone to your Chromebook PC and the other way around will be speedy and effortless. It will use an assortment of remote network alternatives including Bluetooth, Bluetooth LE, WebRTC, or P2P WiFi.

The update should as of now be live so on the off chance that you own a Chromebook, ensure you're refreshed to Chrome OS 91 and Nearby Share ought to be accessible to you, and you should simply turn it on for both your phone and Chromebook and you're good to go.

Google has already announced the first Android 12 beta version. This would offer a picture of features Android 12 would bring us, moving on from a developer experience to the one that people would use.

Although, getting a new update might sound exciting as it would introduce a handful of new features to our smartphones, remember that the beta version isn't complete or stable software and must be downloaded only if you know why you need it. Usually, Google has to roll out the beta version for Android or game developers who could give their feedback and input to improve the final stable version of the software.

So, how do you know if your phone is eligible for the beta version? Here is the list of timelines for Android devices to receive the update. Android 12 will be coming to Pixel devices and if you own a Pixel device, you'll probably get the Android 12 beta right away. If you want to try it out. Beta 1 was announced on 18 May, and we might get the stable version somewhere around September 2021.

The following pixel devices can use the Android 12 beta right away:

Pixel 3
Pixel 3 XL
Pixel 3a
Pixel 3a XL
Pixel 4
Pixel 4a (5G)
Pixel 4a
Pixel 5

Probably, Pixel 6 would be the first device to get Android 12 out of the box.

Other Android devices will also be able to use the Android 12 beta.
Asus has confirmed that it will participate in the beta version but this will be only for the upcoming Zenfone series. Other smartphones might join the update rollout later sometime. Nokia has officially confirmed that it will roll out the update for the Nokia X20 smartphone. OnePlus is essentially joining the list with its two high-end smartphones - The onePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro.

Oppo would be providing the Android 12 beta version for Oppo Find x3 Pro. Realme GT is also part of the beta software. Sharp hasn't revealed any smartphone but Tecno would be offering access to Android 12 beta on Tecno Camon 17. Vivo iQOO7 Legend and Xiaomi Mi 11 that includes 4 smartphones will be getting the Android 12 beta upgrade option as well. You can learn more about how to download and install the software from this article.

Google has already released the first public beta version of Android 12 operating system and available on several phones. The new beta version for Android smartphones looks stunning and is perhaps the major design shift in years. Google introduced Android 12 at Google I/O event with a preview on the new material design, latest features, etc.

The beta version is available for anyone interested to try this early version. The Android 12 beta will include features such as improved privacy controls and an adaptive interface that allow you to change the color of your phone's look according to the wallpaper. Android devices also offer better configuration with the new update.

If you want to know how to install the beta version, the first thing you might want to do is check if the Android 12 beta will be available for your phone yet. Google has rolled out the first Android 12 public beta for its own series of Pixel smartphones. Other companies like OnePlus, ZTE, TCL, Oppo, Realme, Sharp, and Tecno, Vivi, Xiaomi, and Asus have already joined the wave. Google's developer website has also uploaded a one-stop website that includes links directly to the instructions and for every hardware partner that is participating in the beta version.

So, if your phone is included in the following list, you are eligible for the Android 12 beta update. The list includes OnePlus 9, OnePlus 9 Pro, TCL 20 Pro 5G, Pixel 5, 4A, 4a 5G, 4, 3A, 3A XL, 3XL. If you own any of these devices, start by visiting the Android beta program website. You have to sign in to the site using the same Google account registered on your smartphone. Google will display some warnings about using the beta version.

At the bottom of the page, there will be a list of phones linked to your account. Click the opt-in button for the phone you want to use for the enrollment. Accept the terms and conditions and click confirm and earn when you are finished.

Next grab your phone and go to Settings > System > Advances > System update > Check for update. Depending on your internet connection's speed, you have to spend a few minutes. Once your phone shows the update notification, install it as you would do with any other software. Your phone will reboot, once the installation is complete.