With Google I/O 2017 just around the corner, the search-engine giant has announced that developers will soon get access to Android "O" Beta. This marks the end of Android "Nougat" Beta program that was announced at the Google I/O 2016.
Thank you for your interest in the Android Beta Programme. The beta for Android Nougat has concluded, and all devices that were opted in have been updated to the current public versionAndroid Beta
Until now, Google has been offering Beta versions of Android Nougat (versions 7) along with "Developer Preview" versions of Android O which will make its debut at Google I/O 2017 later this month.
Android is currently available in its 7th iteration called Nougat, and in 2017, most of us expect Android to be named as Oreo, taking its name from the popular sandwich cookie.
If you are still running a beta version of Nougat, you may download the latest full OTA (over-the-air). We’ll update this site when the Android O Beta Programme begins,” the update added.Android Beta
The full set of features, its official name, and usability of Android O will be revealed at the Google’s annual developer event in San Francisco.
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