Google has released Android 16 Beta 3: the system has reached stability

Google has officially released the third beta of Android 16, announcing that the system has reached Platform Stability. This means developers can adapt their apps as major API changes are finalized. According to Google’s timeline, the final version of Android 16 could be released as soon as the next few months.

The final version of Android 16 is expected in June

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After reaching stability, the platform may get another update in April to fix bugs. Google plans to release a stable version of Android 16 in June, and Pixel smartphones will be the first to receive it.

After reaching stability, the platform could get another update in April to fix bugs.

In the meantime, Samsung is already testing Android 16 on its devices with its proprietary One UI 8.0 shell. The company is expected to start rolling out the update earlier than in previous years.

And the update is expected to be rolled out sooner than in previous years.

What’s new in Android 16 Beta 3

The fresh beta includes improved support for Bluetooth Auracast, allowing users to connect to audio broadcasts via QR codes. Support for hearing aids has also been added.

For visually impaired users, the ability to display outlined text has been added, making it easier to read.

Another important new feature is Local Area Network Protection. This feature lets you control which apps can access devices on your local network. It’s intended for a future major Android update.