What's new in Android 14 Beta 1

Until we see the final version of Android 14, which will be available somewhere towards the end of June, to see how you can install and what news brings Android 14 Beta 1.

Google has announced it will launch the latest version of its next Android version, Android 14 Beta 1. Unlike the two versions for previous developers, this beta version can be easily installed by enrolling your phone. Pixel in Android Beta Program. Even if you are not a developer, this is a public version. With the availability of the first beta, the Google program provides for three more beta launches until the final launch that will take place somewhere after July.

What's new in Android 14 Beta 1

Google still does not reveal much about the new features in Android 14 Beta 1, but we are sure that experts like Mishaal Rahman will discover a lot of unannounced capabilities in this version Android 14. Officially, the company reveals only a few details that I already knew.

Google says you can expect a new arrow back arrow Material You When using gestures navigation. This is already available in Developer Preview 2 And from what I noticed, the new feature completes the wallpaper and the theme of the device very well.

We also expect improvements in the predictive gestures of return, which is an addition to back navigation, designed to bring to the fore the screen to visit, as you browse back. A fairly useful function in navigation, which Google has been working for a long time.

This new system also brings an improvement in the security of Android 14 devices.

Android 14 introduces the attribute accessibilityDataSensitive, which allows applications to limit the visibility of certain views Only at accessibility services focusing on users with disabilities. Play Protect it ensures that the applications discharged from Play Store are truthful about these statements. TalkBack Other services that claim to help users with disabilities will not be affected by this attribute.

Applications can use accessibilityDataSensitive to protect users' data (such as personal details or textual passwords) and prevent accidental execution of critical actions (such as transfer of money or making an order in a shopping app).

We will come back with more information as we test Android 14 Beta 1. Have you already installed it? What can you tell us about it?