The first beta version of Android 14 is now available to users

Google recently released two preview versions of its operating system for developers The first beta version of Android 14 has published for those interested. If you own one of the Pixel devices compatible with this version of Android, you can install it on your phone and try the new features without needing a developer account.
What features does the beta version of Android 14 have?
Although most of the new Android features have been in developer previews and we have some idea of what new features we’re dealing with; But the public release of the Android 14 beta version provides an opportunity for the public to test more of them. New features in the navigation system, privacy, performance and customization are among the features that we will see in this version.
The back key is one of the things that has been changed and now users can see a preview of the page they are going to enter. Also, this process is now more visually attractive and the back key changes color according to the skin and background.
The new page for sharing content is another new feature in the Android 14 beta that allows developers to add custom options to their apps. Google believes that the features considered on the mentioned page have a relative superiority compared to the current sharing system of Android, which usually displays a list of apps and their capabilities in alphabetical order.

Other new features in the Android 14 beta include improved graphics and visual effects. Also, the language settings have been improved and the system can automatically configure the necessary configuration for each application. Applications can access some sensitive information if the user gives permission; A feature that is said to be intended to help people with disabilities and could ultimately help protect their privacy. Google claims that the mentioned feature helps people to be less prone to unwanted events such as money transfers or in-app purchases.
If you’re interested in trying out the new Android beta, you can visit Google’s official pageLearn more about the download process. Also, after logging into the user account, the list of supported devices that are connected to the account will be displayed. If you are already a member of the QPR Android plan, you do not need to do anything and the new Android package will be automatically available for you to download. Currently, the devices mentioned below are able to receive the beta version.
- Pixel 4a 5G version
- Pixel 5 and 5a
- Pixel 6 and 6 Pro next to the 6a
- Pixel 7 and 7 Pro