Vivo has officially announced the second batch of devices eligible for the OriginOS 4 Android 14 public beta. This batch includes seven models, notably the X Fold+ and iQOO 10. The specific models eligible for the public beta are:
The inclusion for the public beta will take place from January 17 to January 26, 2024. Users can apply by navigating to their phone settings, selecting System Update, clicking the settings button in the top right corner, choosing Upgrade Experience, and then public beta registration. Following the on-screen instructions will complete the application process.
It’s important to note that users must update their phone’s system to the latest version before applying. The official rollout of the beta will begin today and will be released sequentially based on the order of registration for each model.
OriginOS 4 represents the fourth major version iteration update for Vivo. It not only introduces Vivo’s self-developed “Blue Heart Large Model” but also brings comprehensive upgrades in terms of smoothness, usability, aging adaptation, and security and privacy. These enhancements are designed to elevate the user experience of the device.
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