Android 14 is the latest version of Google’s popular operating system, which is currently only available for Pixel phones. Other users with other Android phones always have to wait longer to receive updates compared to Google phones, which goes back to Google’s policy to sell more of its products.
In the meantime, in addition to users who have to wait for the Android 14 update, there are also users who, no matter how long they wait, such an update will not be offered to them. We mean that the manufacturer will update Android 13 and earlier versions for such phones and release Android 14 for newer phones.
If you also have a phone that is very old and you are ready to increase your risk to try the new version of Android, follow the Android 14 installation tutorial with Zoomit. The methods we’ve decided to teach in this article are official, but unusual, and will certainly have bugs and issues that need to be seen to see how they work on each phone.
Also, the following methods are generally stated and are not specific to a particular model or brand, and the best method is known to be stable before the release of custom (unofficial) ROMs.
Install new Android via Generic System Images
Generic System Images or GSI for short is a pure Android implementation using the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) codes that have not been modified as well as official or stock ROMs.
Android developers and professional users can install the latest Android GSIs to experience the features of the next versions in the form of beta updates. As we said, since GSI codes are open source, they have the ability to improve performance through other people’s solutions and codes; So, if you are also a professional Android developer, maybe in this way you can introduce your work and projects to other world-class Android developers.
Among the advantages of installing Android 14 beta through the GSI method, we can mention the fundamental features of this version of Android, such as customization of the screen lock, generation of background images with the help of artificial intelligence, improved quality of images recorded with the camera, and other security features and more access.
It is better to skip the supplementary discussions to get to the tutorial on flashing GSI ROMs. First, you need to find out about the architecture of your processor with a program like CPU-Z or similar. Then, download Android 14 QPR1 (Beta 1) from the links below.
