Motorola has finally begun rolling out the Android 17 beta update to its devices, following a delay after announcing the program in February.
The first phones to receive the update are the Motorola Signature, Moto G57 Power, and Edge 70.
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Which Devices Are Getting the Beta?
The Motorola Signature was the first to get the beta last week, followed by the Moto G57 Power and Edge 70.
The update package is approximately 4GB in size.
Currently, the rollout is limited to regions including India, Brazil, and EMEA. Expansion to other regions is expected soon.
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What's New in Android 17 Beta?
The first beta build introduces several visual upgrades.
These include new clock faces for the lock screen, an updated notification panel and control center, a new volume mixer, and an updated Settings page.
The Live Activities feature now supports calls, music, and torch. Additionally, the update brings an improved app drawer and better animations.
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How to Check for the Update
To see if your device is eligible, visit the official MFN Beta Testing page.
To check for the update on your phone, go to Settings > System updates and tap Check for updates.
Note that rollouts occur in batches, so it may take a few days to reach all users.
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Motorola is expected to expand the beta to other supported devices in the coming days and weeks.
