The user interface (UI) based on Android’s “Oreo” operating system, designated for testing purposes, allows developers and enthusiasts to experience pre-release versions of the software. This iteration of the mobile operating system includes visual and functional changes implemented before general availability.
Such preliminary releases provide opportunities to identify and address software issues before a wider public deployment. Benefits include early access to new features, a chance to provide feedback that shapes the final product, and the ability for application developers to ensure compatibility with upcoming system changes. Historically, these beta programs have played a significant role in refining Android releases.
