Google's Android operating system has consistently evolved over the years, bringing new features and enhancements to the mobile platform. As part of this continuous improvement process, Google routinely releases Quarterly Platform Releases (QPRs) for the current stable Android version.
These QPRs offer early access to upcoming features and provide developers with an opportunity to test their apps against the latest Android APIs.
The Android 14 QPR beta is no exception, offering a sneak peek into the next iteration of Android. This beta release, available for select Pixel devices, introduces a range of new features and improvements.
One of the most notable additions in the Android 14 QPR beta is the revamped volume slider, offering a more streamlined and intuitive design. The new slider features a cleaner interface and improved accessibility, making it easier to adjust volume levels with precision.
In addition to the volume slider redesign, the Android 14 QPR beta introduces several other notable features, including:
The Android 14 QPR beta also focuses on strengthening security and performance. It includes various bug fixes and optimizations aimed at enhancing the overall stability and responsiveness of the Android platform.
The Android 14 QPR ceta is currently available for eligible Pixel devices, including:
Users can enroll in the Android Beta for Pixel program to gain access to the latest beta builds.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install Android 14 QPR Beta on a Google Pixel phone:
After your Pixel phone restarts, it will be running Android 14 QPR Beta. Subsequent beta releases will be delivered over-the-air, so you'll always have the latest features and enhancements.
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