Just like every single OS version before it, Android 9.0 Pie is progressing at a fairly slow pace, gradually making its way to popular high-end phones released over the past couple of years and, unfortunately, very few mid-rangers and entry-level devices. But eventually, the newest flavor of Google’s industry-leading software platform will undoubtedly become prevalent, and the search giant is already laying the groundwork to ensure your favorite apps won’t get left behind.
Starting August, at which point Android Q will probably roll out to the company’s Pixel handsets, the Play Store will require new apps to target API level 28 or higher.
