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Google today rolled out Android 17 Beta 4 for Pixel devices to continue the preview cycle. This is the last scheduled release, but there could be patches in the coming weeks. Over the coming hours, we ...

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Google has released Android 17 Beta 4, the last beta update ahead of the full release, and it introduces a fun new Easter egg that has a little connect-the-dots puzzle to start up a new animation.

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Android 17 Beta 4 is now available for testers to install on their Pixel 6 and newer devices. Android 17 already hit platform stability with last month’s Beta 3 release. We’re likely just another ...

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Android 17 Beta 4 introduces a new easter egg—a fun connect-the-dots mini-game that reveals the Android logo and transitions into a space-themed animation—marking the return of such features after a ...

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