Google has delayed the launch of the latest version of its Android operating system, which had been due to take place on Wednesday, 3 June.

Axar.az reports citing foreign media.

The release of Android 11 for testers has also been delayed.

In a statement on the Android Developer website, it said: "Now is not the time to celebrate," and more details would be shared "soon".

It comes as dozens of cities in the US deal with large-scale civil unrest over the killing of a man in police custody.

Google did not, however, specify whether this was the reason for the delay.

The company revealed some details about Android 11 in a preview blog aimed at developers.

"For developers, Android 11 has a tonne of new capabilities for your apps, like enhancements for foldables and 5G, call-screening APIs, new media and camera capabilities, machine learning, and more," it wrote.