OPPO Find N2 Flip: One of the First Devices to Receive the Android 14 Beta 1 Update
OPPO today announced its very first clamshell foldable phone – the Find N2 Flip will be one of the first smartphones in the world to receive the new Google Android 14 Beta 1 update. Developers and early adopters can get their hands on the developer’s version of ColorOS built around the first beta of Android 14, experimenting with new features and APIs on their OPPO flip phone.
“OPPO Find N2 Flip sets a high bar for new flip smartphones. We have combined industry-leading engineering and innovation with intuitive design principles to create Find N2 Flip,” said Peter Dohyung Lee, head of the flagship product line at OPPO. “Cooperating with Google, OPPO recently brought the Speech-to-Text feature to the cover screen of Find N2 Flip. Further with Android 14, we will continue to take foldable phones to new heights by combining cutting-edge hardware with unparalleled software.”
Android 14 includes several updates to enhance productivity, performance, privacy, security, and user customisation. It offers more intuitive system user interfaces, such as the new mid-display back arrow and an improved system share sheet. To strengthen users’ privacy, the system allows apps to limit visibility of specified views only to accessibility services. These days, foldable devices provide an opportunity for innovative app development. Developers are also encouraged to use Android APIs, tools, and resources provided by Google to build apps designed for large and small screens.
Android 14 Beta 1 update is now available for OPPO Find N2 Flip, which was launched globally in February 2023. OPPO Find N2 Flip comes with one of the largest cover screens of its kind, the most invisible crease with the New Generation Flexion Hinge, the day-long battery life with SUPERVOOC flash charging. Moreover, it also comes with the promise of four major ColorOS updates and five years of security updates for its global users.
Developers can download the developer’s version of ColorOS built around Android 14 Beta 1 here. Later this year, Find N2 Flip global users can look forward to enjoying the public version of ColorOS based on Android 14.
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