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Google  has once again postponed the launch of  Android  11 operating system’s first beta version. The delay could possibly be due to the on-going internal conflict in the US or due to the coronavirus crisis. However,  Google  did not specify the reason for the delay. “We are excited to tell you more about  Android  11, but now is not the time to celebrate. We are postponing the June 3rd event and beta release. We'll be back with more on  Android  11, soon.” said  Google  in a blogpost. The first beta of the Android 11 was earlier postponed to go official on June 3 through an online event. However, the launch now stands cancelled and Google will come out with a new launch date in future. Read Complete Article

Google  has delayed the launch of Android 11 operating system’s first beta version due to the coronavirus crisis. The Android 11 Beta 1 will now go official on June 3 through an online event. Meanwhile, the technology giant has released a fourth developer preview of the upcoming  operating system  for the developers. "When we started planning Android 11, we didn't expect the kinds of changes that would find their way to all of us, across nearly every region in the world. These have challenged us to stay flexible and find new ways to work together, especially with our developer community." the Android Developers team wrote in a blog post. ALSO READ:  Google once evaluated options to acquire video meeting app Zoom: Report The delay in Android 11 Beta 1 version has also impacted the rollout schedule of the  operating system. Read Complete Article