Google not only released the first developer preview version of Android 14 on February 8, but also shared a detailed development schedule for the next-gen mobile operating system. It’s hardly a surprise, as the timeline is similar to last year’s schedule.Developer preview releases will be available first in February through March. These allow developers to optimize their applications for the new operating system. We can describe them as the most unstable test structures.
Final version will come in summer
Starting in April (or mid-March), it’s time for beta releases designed for those who want to test Android 14 and give developers feedback on potential bugs. The beta testing period will continue until at least July.
In the last stage, the stable version of Android 14 will be released. According to the timeline, the final version of the operating system will be available in August. Normally stable versions of the system were released in the fall, but Android 13 was released in mid-August.
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