▷ How to install android q on a compatible android phone ✅

The latest Android Q beta is here. It was during yesterday afternoon when Google released Android Q Beta 3 to all its Google Pixel models. The novelty this time comes from the hand of other manufacturers. And it is that as Google itself detailed during the Google I / O, the new version of Android Q is compatible with a good list of models belonging to other brands. Do you want to try the latest news of the green android system? Find out how to install Android Q 10 on a compatible Android mobile, whether it's Google Pixel or any other manufacturer.

How to install Android Q on a Google Pixel, Pixel 2 and Pixel 3

Installing Android Q on a Google Pixel phone is very simple. Today, the latest beta of the system is compatible with the following models of the company:

• Google Pixel
• Google Pixel XL
• Google Pixel 2
• Google Pixel XL
• Google Pixel 3
• Google Pixel XL

In the event that our phone is compatible, the first thing we will have to do is register in the official Google beta program through the following link.

Once inside, we will click on the Login button and we will enter our Gmail email account. For Google to detect our phone, the address must be the same as the phone.

Finally, we will click on the button See the devices that meet the requirements and then on Participate. Now we just have to accept the terms of use and we will automatically enter the Android Q beta program.

The average time that the update takes to reach our phone is usually one day. When we receive the package in the form of a notification, we will only have to click on it and the phone will begin to update automatically.

Since it is a trial version, it is likely that we will encounter bugs in the operation and applications. That is why from Tuexperto.com we recommend you make a backup of Android 9 Pie in case we want to go back to the previous version.

How to install Android Q on a non-Pixel phone (OnePlus 6T, Xiaomi Mi 9, Huawei Mate 20 Pro…)

One of the most anticipated developments in Android 10 Q has to do with its compatibility with non-Pixel phones.

Specifically, Android Q Beta 3 is compatible with the following mobiles:

• Xiaomi Mi 9 (participate here)
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G (participate here)
• Huawei Mate 20 Pro (participate here)
• Sony Xperia XZ3 (participate here)
• Oppo Reno (participate here)
• OnePlus 6T (participate here)
• Nokia 8.1 (participate here)
• LG G8 ThinQ (participate here)
• Asus ZenPhone 5z (participate here)
• Essential Phone 1 (participate here)
• Realme 3 Pro (participate here)
• Tecno Spark 3 Pro (participate here)
• Vivo X27 (participate here)
• Vivo Nex S (participate here)
• Vivo Nex A (participate here)

To install the aforementioned version on any of the mobile phones compatible with Android Q 10, the process is usually the same in all cases, although it may vary depending on the phone. The best way to verify this is to access the page of each of the models that we have just linked and follow the steps indicated in the original publication.

In general, installing Android Q on a compatible mobile is as simple as downloading the update file on the smartphone and moving it to the root of the internal system memory.

Later, we will go to the System Updates section within the Android Settings and click on the Check for updates button. When Android detects the new package, we will click on Install and it will automatically begin to update.