Android 14 could be launched today! Know all the new features you can get

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The Google launch event is scheduled for today, October 4, 2023, in which the new Google Android 14 can make its debut. Check its expected features.

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Google is expected to announce the new Pixel 8 series, Pixel Watch 2, and begin rolling out Android 14 today at the Made by Google event.

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Various speculations say that the Android 14 will begin rolling out today in eligible Pixel smartphones after the launch event.

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The new Android 14 does not have massive upgrades over its predecessor as per reports, however, it may come with some new or improved features.

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Check the expected Android 14 features that can be useful for all Android users. 

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Satellite support: According to a Tech Radar report, Google might be introducing emergency SOS support via satellite just like Apple did with the iPhone 14 model.

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Notification flashes: People who keep their smartphone on silent mode will be able to benefit from the feature as the flashlight will light up whenever the phone gets a notification.

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Customized lock screen: Now users will be able to personalize their lock screen with widgets and shortcuts as per their style and preference.

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Regional preferences: With this feature, users will be able to customize certain settings such as  default units, date layouts, etc, based on their geographical location

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The Android 14 update might help improve the smartphone’s battery life as it is rumoured that Google has made small changes in the upcoming OS upgrade.

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Predictive back gestures: It is a complicated feature but it will allow users to see a preview of what will be displayed on the screen when they swipe the screen.