Today marks the first delivery of our “Common Build Environment” (CBE) releases for the Oracle Solaris 11.4.To enable us to make new features and fixes available quicker and to more systems Oracle Solaris now uses a continuous delivery model of SRU/micro releases rather than much larger minor releases every few years. I’m very happy to announce that today we are releasing a new version of Oracle Solaris 11.4 for free/open source developers and non-production personal use. This you don’t see every day – Oracle doing something fun and interesting. You might want to set aside a decent amount of time for this one. This is a long and detailed article, and both users and developers alike should be able to find some interesting information in here. In this article, we’ll document all of the changes that we find so you can prepare your application or device for Android 13. The preview builds provide an early look at Android 13 and introduces many - but not all - of the new features, API updates, user interface tweaks, platform changes, and behavioral changes to the Android platform. For large screen devices in particular, Android 13 also builds upon the enhancements and features introduced in Android 12L, the feature drop for large screen devices.Īndroid 13 is set for release later this year, but ahead of its public release, Google has shared preview builds so developers can test their applications. However, it also includes many significant behavioral and platform changes under the hood, as well as several new platform APIs that developers should be aware of. Building on the foundation laid by Android 12, described by many as the biggest Android OS update since 2014, this year’s upcoming Android 13 release refines the feature set and tweaks the user interface in subtle ways.
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