Another month has passed, which means it’s time for another Android 14 beta, in this case the fourth. This build adds some polish and fixes bugs, and is the second version of Android 14 “Platform Stable”, which means that all developer APIs and app-facing behaviors are final and will no longer change upon release. final version soon to the public.
By the way, Beta 4 seems to be the last one before the final version arrives and reaches all supported Pixel devices. As usual for the past few years, Google hasn’t committed to a specific release window for that finalized build, but if we go by what happened last year, we definitely wouldn’t be surprised to see it arrive in August. This is also what Google’s timeline strongly hints at, which you can see below.
Google hasn’t outright stated that the final release is next, probably so that if major issues are found with Beta 4, it can quickly fix them and release a Beta 4.1 or something. We will see in the coming weeks.
As always, if your eligible Pixel is already enrolled in Google’s Android Beta program, you’ll receive Beta 4 as an over-the-air software update. If your device is not registered and you want to register it, go here. Once registered, it may take a few minutes or hours before you receive the latest beta build as a software update.
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