The annual Google I/O developer conference is just around the corner and will kick off on 10th May. At the event, Google is expected to unveil a new version of the Android 14 operating system. The company will launch a beta program right after the event. From the look of things, new startup Nothing will be among the first to grace its users with the first test version of the Android 14.
Nothing is Prepared to Welcome Android 14 
Ahead of the launch, Google is already sending out early access invitations to smartphone manufacturers. To do so, Google is trying to speed up the rollout process. This will also help the company to integrate new features seamlessly. Amongst the list of phone manufacturers that are receiving the invitation, Nothing happens to be one of them.
In an announcement, the manufacturer assured its users that owners of Nothing Phone smartphones (1) will soon get access to Android 14 Beta 1. However, the company did not make mention of any specific date for the first beta release. It is also quite interesting to see how quickly Nothing will be able to release a stable version of Android 14. Considering the spped at which the company is adopting the beta launch, it should probably be amongst the first to release the stable version.
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Why Nothing Phone (1) Could Be One of The First to Release Android 14 
Nothing is one of the youngest phone makers in the world now. The company’s first phone, the Nothing Phone (1) broke the internet due to its unique design and that eye-catching LED notification lights behind it.
The company is determined to compete with other big names in the market. As a new company that wants to compete, it knows too well that fast release of new software updates is one of the ways of winning the hearts of users.
Secondly, Nothing likes to present its Android operating system very clean with only a few touches. For this reason, it can quickly release the stable version since the company will only make a few alterations.
It is worth noting that this will be the second major operating system update for Nothing Phone (1). The smartphone debuted last year with Android 12 before updating to Android 13. Hence, Android 14 comes as the second major update for the new smartphone.
