Android 12 Stable Release Date May Have Leaked Through an Internal Document

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We all are well aware that Android 12 is not that far; Google itself has confirmed that too as the company recently released the release candidate or the fifth beta of the upcoming OS. However, new prove has come upwards, and it suggests that the release might non be happening in a couple of weeks that Google first appear.

According to Mishaal Rahman, Google's internal certificate lists when Google will stop blessing software builds for new devices based on Android 10, Android 11, and Android 12. The document too mentions the AOSP release dates of these builds, including Android 12.

Google May Have Pushed Android 12 Release Date to October 4th Instead of Sometime in September.

As per the document, the Android 12 AOSP release date is set for October four, later this year. This could also mean that the stable version of the update will be rolling out simultaneously. The reason to back up this is that previously, stable versions of Android have all rolled out on the same 24-hour interval as the AOSP release.

The Android 12 stable update may be released on October four, equally that's when Google plans to release to AOSP. This tentative release date was also mentioned by a 3PL. pic.twitter.com/PMN802gQj0

— Mishaal Rahman (@MishaalRahman) September 12, 2021

Now, although convincing enough, this internal document does not hateful that nosotros are going to rule out the fact that September is the month for the Android 12 release date. Sure, if you are looking at the past dates of the Android versions, y'all see a pattern where Google releases the final version on the aforementioned day as information technology releases the AOSP lawmaking, simply things tin hands change. Not just that, Google itself has non commented on a concluding release engagement either, and so it could very well mean that we might still come across the latest update striking the low-cal of the 24-hour interval onetime this month.

Other OEMs have already started preparing for the big update for everyone who is not using a Google Pixel telephone. It would help if you kept a lookout for the announcement from your telephone manufacturer.