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Ars Technica1 min read151 words
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Google has confirmed that the current level of app support for its latest platform is limited, but the company is actively working to broaden the ecosystem. The announcement, made during a brief developer briefing, noted that only a handful of applications are fully compatible with the new operating system at this stage. Despite the narrow selection, Google emphasized that this is a temporary situation and that additional support will be added in the coming months.

According to the company’s spokesperson, the expansion plan involves rolling out a series of compatibility updates and developer tools designed to streamline the porting process for existing apps. Google also indicated that it will provide detailed guidelines and testing resources to help developers ensure smooth integration. The company’s goal is to have a robust library of applications available before the end of the year, thereby reducing the current support gap and improving the overall user experience.

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