Android 12 Beta 3 Released, Featuring Much Awaited Scrolling Screenshots

It seems that Google is rapidly working on improving the latest version of Android, Android 12, as it has received its third beta after the release of the second Android 12 beta not too long ago.

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In relation to Android 12’s update timeline, this marks the third update and, it is quite important as it is the last build prior to the OS hitting platform stability, expected later in the fall.

This effectively means that this should be the last major update haul before Google starts focusing on all the feedback and questions, so as to improve the final build.

Whilst at first glance the latest version of Android 12’s beta seems to lack as many new features as the second beta, there are some useful upgrades, including support for scrolling screenshots, something that users have been asking for.

Google’s third Android 12 Beta brings loads of new features

When it comes to the specifics, in Android 12 beta 3, Google will finally support native scrolling screenshots, which will allow the user to easily capture long threads or a wide range of app-related content, all of which can be done by pressing the new Capture More option that appears after taking a screenshot.

Developers too have some good news, as Google has stated that scrolling screenshots should be able to work in most apps without the need to make changes to the app’s code.

Another important and notable improvement in the third Android 12 beta is the inclusion of an on-device search engine called AppSearch, which can allow the user to search apps easily and find data present in your phone without having to sacrifice security.