Google Releases Android 13 Beta 1 For Pixel 4 And Above Devices

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https://developer.android.com/about/versions/13/get

The easiest way to get Android 13 on a supported Google Pixel device is to enroll your device in the Android Beta for Pixel program.

Enrolling is a simple and fast process, and it’s highly recommended for early adopters and developers. In most cases, you don’t need to do a full reset of your data to move to the Android 13 Beta, but it’s recommended that you back up data before enrolling your device.

Once enrolled, your device will receive regular over-the-air (OTA) updates for the duration of the platform’s release cycle—including Quarterly Platform Releases (QPRs)—unless you opt out earlier…

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Android 13 beta 3.3 released

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Final Android 13 Beta update, official release is next!

We’re just a few weeks away from the official release of Android 13! As we put the finishing touches on the next version of Android, today we’re bringing you Beta 4, a final update for your testing and development. Now is the time to make sure your apps are ready!..

You can try Beta 4 today on your Pixel device by enrolling here for over-the-air updates. If you previously enrolled, you’ll automatically get today’s update. You can also get Android 13 Beta on select devices from several of our partners. Visit the Android 13 developer site for details…

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Alex5723 wrote:

The easiest way to get Android 13 on a supported Google Pixel device is to enroll your device in the Android Beta for Pixel program.

I thought the easiest way for me to get Android 13 was to wait for Google to update my phone.

Where am I? What am I doing in this hand basket?

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Tiny wrote:

Alex5723 wrote:

The easiest way to get Android 13 on a supported Google Pixel device is to enroll your device in the Android Beta for Pixel program.

I thought the easiest way for me to get Android 13 was to wait for Google to update my phone.

Depending which Android device you have. ~90% of current Android smartphones won’t get Android 13.

I am running beta versions of Apple’s iOS, iPadOS and watchOS for years.
Never had a problem.

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