Google sets next June 3 as the date for the launch of the Android 11 beta

We were supposed to know more about Google's software products, especially Android system updates, at the I / O Developers Conference, which is not on the agenda for the current year after its cancellation due to the Covid-19 outbreak. However, the company will not be late, as it announced today that the launch of Android 11 trial version will take place via a virtual conference via the Internet on June 3 at 6:00 pm Mecca time.
Dave Burke, Deputy Director of Android Engineering, and Stephanie Cuthbertson, Director of Product Management, will showcase the live event, which will span the features of the new version of the system. While it can be expected that the focus in the trial version of Andorid 11 on safety and security standards in addition to the support that comes from raising the capacity of performance with and facilitating access to services while providing new updates on the scope of emoji. Andorid 11 trial version in its first version will be available to the public on the same day of disclosure so that the audience concerned will have the opportunity to test the changes and updates that are taking place;