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The fourth and final beta of Android 13 can now be downloaded and installed on compatible devices

The last beta of the final version of Android 13 is now available. Google today announced the latest beta of the latest version of Android, which is expected to arrive in stable form later this summer.

Android 13 Beta 4 can be downloaded and installed on compatible devices today. It’s an incremental update that brings improvements in functionality and fixes for bugs in the previous version, and above all, paves the way for the arrival of a definitive version.

Android 13 is the new version of the system, codenamed “Tiramisu”.

Mobile phones compatible with Android 13

Android 13 beta 3 is available for all Google Pixel devices released after 2019, including the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. It can also be installed on the latest models of the family, Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro.

You can sign up for the Android 13 beta program via the official Android website by selecting the device you want to join the program. Once available, the update will be available for download and installation via OTA.

It is also possible to download the OTA images of Android 13 beta to proceed with the manual installation on one of the compatible devices. The complete list of models is below:

• Pixel 6 Pro
• Pixel 6
• Pixel 5a 5G
• Pixel 5
• Pixel 4a (5G)
• Pixel 4a
• Pixel 4XL
• Pixel 4

Those who dare to try the new version can follow the steps to install Android 13 on a compatible phone.

All mobiles getting update to Android 13

What’s New in Android 13 Beta 3

Google considers this version to be the “finest final build” of Android 13, where the final tests of the platform’s behavior are carried out.

For this reason, this update does not introduce any new functionality to users. Instead, it focuses on improving system performance and removing issues you’re still carrying over from previous versions.

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However, the update introduces changes and improvements in the July 2022 Android security patch, which was released in the first week of the month.