Google released the initial Developer Preview of Android 14 earlier this year, followed by several Developer Preview and Public Beta versions. The stable Android 14 update was originally anticipated to launch last month but was delayed.
Now, there are indications that it could be released tomorrow, coinciding with the Pixel launch event. This information surfaced via Canadian carrier Telus, although it was subsequently removed, making it an unofficial but plausible announcement.
Google is set to unveil the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones during the event, along with the Pixel Watch 2 and new colors for the Pixel Buds Pro. The Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro boast brighter OLED screens, improved Tensor G3 processors, enhanced cameras, and up to 7 years of software update support.
Meanwhile, there are speculations that Samsung might release the stable One UI 6.0 update, based on Android 14, by the end of October 2023. Samsung has already rolled out five beta updates for One UI 6.0 to the Galaxy S23 series, and a stable update could follow after one more beta release.
