Motorola has announced the Android 17 beta for several compatible phones. Here's how you can join the Android 17 beta on Motorola phones.

The update adds floating app bubbles, cross-device Handoff support, a privacy-focused contacts picker, and fixes for reboot and freezing issues.

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The Android 17 Beta is now available for eligible Pixel devices. Here's how to join and install the Android 17 beta on your Pixel device.

Google has released the first Android 17 Beta, essentially modifying its usual schedule to get the software into users' hands ...