The camera app works properly again in Beta 3 after some freezes and crashes in Beta 2.1 that would mostly occur when switching from the ultrawide to the primary.People who currently have Health Connect installed need a different version of the app, though, and so Beta 3 is adding a migration screen that makes it easy to migrate from one version to the other, which was spotted by Mishaal Rahman. One big step to make the system more reliable for developers is to have it preinstalled on all Android phones, and Android 14 is making a big step towards that. Health Connect offers a layer that allows fitness and health app to securely and privatly share data, making it easier to create interoperatable fitness services. We've known for a while that Google wants to turn its Health Connect service into a system app for all Android releases. These are the devices that you can currently get the Android 14 Beta on, though based on our hands-on experience with them, you're better off not installing Android 14 on them until it's more stable:Īndroid 14 Beta 3 is getting ready to turn Health Connect into a system app More phones from other manufacturers joined the beta program after Google I/O, like it has been the case for the last few Android releases. It's still unclear if it will get the update or not, but since it launched with Android 10, it isn't guaranteed to get any update beyond Android 13 as per Google's promise of three software upgrades.Īs usually, the developer preview and initial beta builds were restricted to the Google Pixel phone lineup. On the other end of the lineup, the Google Pixel 4a without the 5G denominator isn't getting any beta releases.
The recently released Google Pixel 7a is part of the beta program as of Android 14 Beta 3.
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