A year after the release of the first Android 12 beta, Google announced the end of the beta program for Pixel phones. This follows the release of Android 12L QPR3 and yesterday’s June 2022 Pixel feature drop.
Google made the announcement through its official Reddit account. “We’re excited to announce that the official Android 12 June release will be rolling out to Pixel devices worldwide starting today,” Google said. “This concludes our Android 12 (QPR3) beta program.”
Now Google is turning its focus to Android 13. The beta program for Android 12 started in May last year, and the stable version followed in October. Normally, Google would have ended the beta program with this release, but it remained open to beta testers as part of the Android 12L beta, which began in December.
Now that the beta program is over, phones that participated will be automatically removed from the beta testing program in the coming weeks. After installing the June update, however, you can also exit the program manually without losing any data.
Official Android 12 June release now available! from android_beta
If you like our news and you want to be the first to get notifications of the latest news, then follow us on Twitter and Facebook page and join our Telegram channel. Also, you can follow us on Google News for regular updates.