Google rolls out final Android 13 beta – eligible devices, how to download, and everything you need to know

• Google has started rolling out the Android 13 final beta.
• The beta update is currently available only for selected Pixel devices.
• Google has also confirmed that the stable rollout of Android 13 is a few weeks away.

Google announced $4 at the I/O 2022 conference earlier this year and has already rolled out three betas. The company has finally started the rollout of the final beta, meaning that a stable rollout can be expected soon.

Google in its blog post has $4 that the official rollout of Android 13 is just a few weeks away. If you cannot wait for the final build and are looking to experience Android 13 before anyone else, you can sign up for the beta. Do note that while this is the final build and is mostly stable, it may have some issues that may affect your data or your device.
Android 13 final beta – eligible devices
The Android 13 final beta is currently available only to selected Pixel devices. Here are the devices that are eligible to use the Android 13 final beta –

• Pixel 4
• Pixel 4 XL
• Pixel 4a
• Pixel 5
• Pixel 5a
• Pixel 6
• Pixel 6 Pro

How to download Android 13 final beta
If you have an eligible device, you can get the Android 13 final beta $4. Sign in with your Google account and you will be informed if you have an eligible device.

Click on “Opt in” and follow the instructions to get the Android 13 final beta on your device.

What’s new in the Android 13 final beta?

The Android 13 final beta comes with several bug fixes and improvements. Google has revealed that all the app-facing surfaces, which include the SDK and NDK APIs are final. This is mostly helpful for developers who need to test their apps and make changes to Android 13.

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