Android P may come sooner than we expect

Google's primary goal is to have its users get the latest version of its Android operating system before the end of the year.

Google's annual Google I / O conference usually provides a lot of information about what is the next step for the Android operating system during the same year. Google aims at helping its software developers understand the new features so that they can configure their applications For new features coming to Android.



There's a lot of information about this year's version of Android P, which Google is supposed to release preview copies of developers over the next few months, but Google has deliberately provided developers with the first previews sooner than we expected.

Last year, the Android version was available to developers two months before Google announced it at its developer conference in May. Although the final version of the operating system launched in October was different, it allowed us to see what was preparing Google to launch it in its final form.

Earlier in January, Google officially announced that its Google I / O 2018 Developers Conference will be held on May 8, in which the giant is expected to reveal the first preview version of Android P developers.

Last year, the first preview version of Android O developers appeared in mid-March, meaning that if Google's schedule was accelerated because of the early release of the conference and followed last year's policy, developers could get it in a few weeks.

Of course, Google, like any other company, is testing a lot of things before launching, including internally testing the next version of its Android operating system in secret, but we may hear new news about the Android P version by the end of February, which may allow Developers get their first preview version sooner compared to last year, perhaps a month before the usual date.

This also means that Samsung may launch its next flagship Galaxy Note 9 with the Android P version directly, without having to wait for the new version.

This is likely to happen because Google allows its partners to get early versions of Android before they reach the general developers, which may allow it to get rid of the usual problem faced by the very few people who can use the latest version of Android before the end of the current year .

It should be noted that these predictions are based on Google's past behavior, bearing in mind that Google's goal is to get users to the latest version of Android before the end of the year.