Reportedly Google unveils the first version of Android P in mid-March

While a lot of Google Android users are still waiting for Oreo to arrive on their handsets -- well, let us face it, you might still find plenty waiting for Nougat -- even Google is hard at work on Android 'P'. 

In addition, Google has a tradition of introducing its newer version of its Android every calendar year, and the finalized version of this software usually comes along with its own flagship phones in October. 

According to renowned tipster Evan Blass, he tweeted that the Google Android P Preview is targeted for Mid-March ahead of Google’s I/O, which is slated for eighth May this season. 

Android P Developer Preview 1 is targeting a mid-month release.

— Evan Blass (@evleaks) March 3, 2018

The business usually releases around 4-6 previews of Google Android before it unveils its final version. Named ‘Android P’ this new upgrade may introduce smaller new features since the main new features usually get declared at Google I/O for the developers. The actual name of this Android P is going to be named a couple of months following the Google’s I/O event. 

Also read:- Understanding The Background Of Google's Android Oreo

Google, therefore, this trailer strategy frequently helps developers to experiment, develop and test their applications with the new features included, and finalize their applications by the time of Google Android’s official release. 

The finalized API’s could available following the I/O event later this year. So the new Android 9 or Android N Preview will be witnessed and could be installed by the users under Preview programs in the coming weeks this month.