After Google published a beta of Android Studio 3.5 during I/O this year, the product is now coming to developers as a stable release. However, this version doesn't bring any new features with it. Google halted regular development for eight months and focused on making the program faster and less resource-demanding, leading to a more usable IDE.
Read MoreGoogle's I/O event is above all else a developer conference, and the company is rolling out new tools to help those developers. Android Studio 3.5, previously limited to the Canary channel, has advanced to beta, bringing with it emulator support for foldable devices and other improvements.
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Together with the Android Q Beta 2 release today, Google is pushing out a bleeding-edge preview of Android Studio Canary. The emulator included in version 3.5 includes support for foldable devices, allowing developers to get started porting apps to the form factor now.
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