With Google I/O cancelled entirely due to COVID-19 outbreak, the search-engine giant is now hosting its Android 11: Beta Launch Show on June 3. As expected, the event will live stream on YouTube at the scheduled date and time. During the event, the company will talk about numerous topics right from basics to in-depth discussions for developers.
Even though the event is still a week away, Google decided to post the list of all tasks related to the Android 11. You can find all the details regarding the upcoming Beta Launch Party down below.
Android 11 Beta Launch Party: What to Expect
As mentioned earlier, we now have the list of all the “binge-worthy” talks that will happen in the event. These 12 talks were originally scheduled for I/O 2020. You can find the list below.
- What’s new in Android
- What’s new in System UI
- All things privacy in Android 11
- Storage access with Android 11
- State of Kotlin on Android
- Get Composed
- What’s new in Android Jetpack
- New in Android Development Tools
- What’s new in Design Tools
- New in Google Play
- What’s new in Play Commerce
- Screens – large, small and foldable
The event will also consist of a live Q&A session in which anyone can participate by simply using #AskAndroid hashtag. Most importantly, we will see Google launching the first Android 11 Beta. For those who’re unaware, the first Beta was initially expected this month. As expected, it got delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Lastly, Google is inviting sketchnoters to participate in this event by creating visual summaries of the event. The participating sketchers can make use of #Android11 hashtag for a chance to get featured.
For those who’re wondering whether the brand will showcase its Pixel 4a smartphone at the event, the answer is most likely, No!. Considering the recent rumours and leaks, the Pixel 4a will not see its official announcement until mid-July.
Where and How to Watch the LiveStream?
You can easily attend the Android 11: Beta Launch Show by heading over to the YouTube video linked down below. If you do not want to miss the event, then you can make use of the Set Reminder button which will send you a notification once the live stream kicks off.
Google will also notify its followers on Twitter once the event kicks off on YouTube. Furthermore, we should also see previews of the talks after the competition of the event.
