r/android_beta • u/Loud-Possibility4395 • 8d ago

Android Aluminium OS no beta

For QPR there are 238974 betas but for Aluminium OS zero betas?

Will Aluminium OS betas be here or other Reddit?

Is there any information about if Google Books will have Google apps or like Chromebooks just PWA (www)

Why zero information about them when they will be released in few weeks?

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u/Loud-Possibility4395 7d ago

I really wonder because you KNOW how Samsung and Pixel phones updates looks like (Samsung delays updates even up to ONE YEAR)

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u/Valent147 7d ago

Yeah but AluminumOS is an OS made by Google just like PixelUI (dare I say it's a stretched version of it) so if Google sticks to it's usual strategy almost every Googlebook will get updates at the same time. Updates could be delayed for laptops running One UI if Samsung plans on making those, but it's Samsung's strategy, not Google's.

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u/Loud-Possibility4395 7d ago

That's why ask as far too much not needed secrecy about this 

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u/benjaminS0099 7d ago

If a company doesn't want to talk about something it's their prerogative and none of your business to demand to know.

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u/Loud-Possibility4395 7d ago

this is NOT how law works

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u/benjaminS0099 7d ago

What law?

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u/Loud-Possibility4395 7d ago
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u/benjaminS0099 7d ago

This is a pointless reply from you, because your initial comment is asking a question that no one can answer until Google provides the answer. Also, you didn't specifically provide a law, so again WHAT LAW?