\nOnce again, Google is releasing the first beta before we even get to Google I\/O. This is a bit surprising, because Google typically waits for I\/O to release the first beta, as it gives them time to tout the new features coming in the new version of Android. During the keynote at I\/O, Google would go over what\u2019s coming to Android 14, and then release the first beta after that keynote. But that\u2019s not the case this year, once again.
\nJust like last year, the first beta will actually come in April. But, we wouldn\u2019t expect many features in there. Google will likely hold off most features for the second beta, which will launch after the Google I\/O keynote in May.
\nAndroid 14 so far, is shaping up to be a pretty small release. Which is expected from both Google and Apple, since both platforms are pretty mature at this point. There\u2019s not a whole lot more that either platform can really do. And with the first developer preview, Google really seemed to be struggling to talk about new features and changes that are coming in Android 14. Mostly talking about things that the end-user won\u2019t see.
\nBut that\u2019s the timeline for Android 14. The final release will be around August or September once again. Of course, Pixels will be first in line to get the Android 14 update, as well as be compatible with the developer previews and betas.
\nThe post Here’s how many previews & betas Android 14 will get appeared first on Android Headlines.
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