New to Android development? This post will walk you through the process of downloading and installing Android Studio, the Android SDK and the Java Development Kit. You'll see how to start your ...

It's important to note that, like all prerelease software, the Android 14 Developer Preview may be unstable at times, so if you still want to install it, it's preferable to do so on a backup phone ...

How to install the Android 16 Beta Android's beta builds are easier to install than developer previews, so getting Android 16 Beta 1 up and running on your device should be less of a hassle than ...

It should say “Android 12 Developer Preview 1.” Before you hit the blue “Install” button at the bottom of the page, I recommend tapping the pencil icon next to “Selected build” and ...

In order to flash an Android 11 Developer Preview build on your Pixel smartphone, you’ll first have to enable the Developer Options and USB debugging on it. Here’s how you can do it: ...

So, give Google’s latest Android 11 beta 2 a try right now, then stay tuned for everything that’s new, what to expect, and when it’ll actually get released to the public later in the fall.

After the phone boots, you should have Android N developer preview and, if you opted to modify the flash-all script, all of your data should be intact. Add 9to5Google to your Google News feed.

In addition you will need to install the Android SDK or at least ADB and Fastboot. Below we’ll go over all the details in a simple fashion for those who’d like to try Android 5.0.2 Lollipop on ...