Android 14 will be in the beta stage for the following two months, and the business will stabilise the OS in June and July, per the timeframe provided by the firm. By August 2023, compatible devices will receive the Android 14 final stable build.
Google has officially made available the first public beta of Android 14 after two developer previews. For the Pixel 4a and newer variants, the Android 14 beta 1 upgrade is currently accessible. By registering their smartphone for the Pixel programme, users can request access to the beta build. The update is around 2.15GB and may be manually flashed by users who download the system image.
List of Android 14 beta-compatible devices
- Pixel 4a
- Pixel 5a
- Pixel 5
- Pixel 6a
- Pixel 6
- Pixel 6 Pro
- Pixel 7
- Pixel 7 Pro
Those who do not own a Pixel smartphone can use the Android emulator to experience Android 14 in a smartphone or tablet UI. Finally, there is the option to download a generic system image (GSI) build and install it on Treble-compliant devices such as those from OnePlus, Xiaomi, Honor, and Asus.
14 new Android features
According to the Android developer blog, the company is introducing several new features with Android 14, including smarter system UI, which includes a new back arrow, an improved system sharesheet, and enhanced graphics capabilities. More personalization features, such as per-app language preference and improved privacy settings, are also included in the update.
Google is likely to add more features to Android 14 in upcoming beta builds. Because this is a beta build, it will not be stable, and some of the basic functionalities may not function properly. As a result, we do not recommend that users install this beta build on their primary device.
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