Android
Nokia Is On The Way To Announce Android 14: Report Says
Google officially released the latest Android 14 update a couple of weeks ago. As per the policies, the brand rolled it out for eligible Google Pixel devices and then gave it to other smartphone brands. Plus, Samsung has already started releasing Android 14, initially to its flagship device. Noticeably, there is no action regarding this update from Nokia yet.
Android 14 is the latest Android version, which arrives with multiple new features, improvements, and changes. Features like a Monochrome theme, easy data sharing, and many more have arrived with this update to enhance the device’s functionality and performance, which leads to a seamless performance.
Meanwhile, everywhere, every brand is taking steps towards Android 14, but there has been no news or any action spotted about the Android 14 for Nokia smartphones. At the same time, the owners of Nokia devices are eagerly waiting to experience the latest upgrade, Android 14.
But now recent reports are suggesting that the brand ‘Nokia’ is on the way to delivering some new features, but there are lots of other changes also. So now it appears that the owners of Nokia devices will finally get new features, improvements, and changes.
This is speculated by a post on X, formerly Twitter, shared by @SaMeH_HoTlAiN, who stated that.
“It seems that the Nokia G42 is the first device with Android 14.”
By this statement, it is pretty clear that Nokia is on the way to introducing Android 14 for the Nokia G42. It is expected that the score is based on Android 14, which could mean Nokia is testing Android 14 on the Nokia G42 5G.
If the reports of Nokiamob are to be believed, the Geekbench results of the Nokia G42 5G running Android 14 are the same as those of scores on Android 13. So, the forthcoming Android 14 for Nokia devices is not going to impact the performance of the device, but the users get extra features that can enhance their usage experience.
Noticeably, there is no official revelation about Android 14 yet from Nokia. All these reports are based on leaks and rumors.
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