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Google has released its planned timeline for the release of Android 14.
The expected timeline is similar to the one Google had for Android 13.
The stable launch will likely happen in August.
The expected timeline is similar to the one Google had for Android 13.
The stable launch will likely happen in August.
It’s been six months since Google released Android 13 to the public, and now the company is preparing to move forward with the next iteration of the operating system — Android 14. Google has revealed its Android 14 timeline, and it looks very similar to the one the tech giant had for Android 13.
Today, Google has released the first developer preview build of Android 14. Judging from the organization’s Android 14 release date graphic, it looks like there will be at least one more developer preview. Following those previews will be a few beta releases before the final release happens. As you can see, Google expects to reach platform stability sometime in June.
