Android P Beta release! Early access to the latest version!

In order to let developers experience the new features of Android P Beta at the first time and make good adaptation for your app in advance, WeTest has synchronized all Android P DP1 system machines on the platform to the Beta version. The remote debugging and standards compatibility features of Android P Beta will continue to be freely available for developers to test.

For Android P Beta area of WeTest platform, personal authentication users can get 30 minutes/day remote debugging and 3 times/day standard compatibility test for free; Enterprise account can get 60 minutes/day remote debugging, 6 times/day standard compatibility test quota.

WeTest will be available in sync with the latest version of Google’s operating system, and developers are welcome to check it out at any time.

Bringing a new version of Android to users will require a concerted effort from Google, chip suppliers, device makers and carriers. The process is full of technical challenges and doesn’t happen overnight — to make the process smoother, Google launched Project Treble last year and included it in Android Oreo. Google and its partners have been working hard on the project and already see the opportunity that Treble can bring.

Google announced that six top partners will join them to bring Android P Beta to users around the world. You can check out the list of Beta enabled partners and Pixel devices via these Android P Beta devices. You can also see detailed configuration instructions for each device.

If you use a Pixel device, you can now join the Android Beta Program and automatically get the latest Android P Beta.

Click the link: wetest.qq.com/cloud/help/… You can experience remote debugging and standards compatibility features of Android P Beta for free for a limited time.

If you have any questions or suggestions for the system, please contact WeTest assistant (QQ: 800024531).

We will work with Google technical experts to answer your questions.