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Motorola Rolls Out Android 17 Beta for Edge 2025, G57

Motorola has opened up its beta testing for Android 17 on a couple of its recent models. This move comes right after Google began its own beta phase. The program lets a small group of owners try out the update before it goes wide.

Devices That Qualify

The beta is available for these phones in specific areas:

  • Motorola Edge 2025 in the United States.
  • Moto G57 in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
  • Moto G57 Power in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and India.

Motorola picked these mid-tier options to start, with plans to add more later.

Steps to Join the Program

If you own one of these devices, here’s how to apply. First, make an account on Motorola’s community site. Update your profile with your phone’s IMEI or serial number. Sign up for the Motorola Feedback Network. Make sure your device has the latest stable software.

Then, head to the beta opportunities section on the forum. Pick the link for your model and region, and fill out the form. Motorola will review applications and send emails to those picked. Keep an eye on your inbox, even the spam folder. Once in, check for updates in your phone’s settings.

Spots are limited, so not everyone will get in.

Things to Watch Out For

Back view of Moto G57 phones.
Moto G57 models in various colors – Ai

Beta software can have issues. It might cause apps to crash or drain the battery faster. Motorola suggests using it on a backup phone, not your main one. If problems arise, you can report them through the program to help fix things.

Key Changes in Android 17

This version brings updates to the look and feel. It has better Material 3 elements for a more expressive design. Notifications get live improvements for better interaction. There’s also a fresh take on desktop mode for connected use. Overall, it focuses on privacy, security, and smoother performance.

Google aims to release the full version in the third quarter of 2026, after more testing rounds.

Motorola’s quick start on this beta shows its push for better software support. If you’re into trying new things, this could be a good chance to see what’s next.

Also Read: Moto Edge 50 Receives Android 16 Update

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