There are so many option available to get Android Q Beta:
Google has also worked with a variety of third-party manufacturers, including Huawei, OnePlus, LG, Nokia and Xiaomi covering 21 devices in total. Check out the Android Q preview page for more information.
Android Q beta 3 takes Google’s gestures a stage further, embracing the back gesture used by Huawei and Honor devices: swipe in from either the left or right edge of the screen to go back. It works great.
- Get Android Q Beta on a Mate 20 Pro device over-the-air
- Download and manually flash Android Q Beta on a Mate 20 Pro device
- Get Android Q Beta on Mate 20 Pro devices
- Set up an Android Emulator to run Android Q Beta.
HOW TO INSTALL ANDROID Q BETA ON HUAWEI MATE 20 PRO
- Start with, You have to enroll in the beta by simply logging in with a Google account. Link to enroll
- Then selecting the Mate 20 Pro device on which they’d like to install the beta.
- You’ll get an over-the-air update that way, just like you normally would for stable versions of Android.
- Once you click “Enroll,” you’ll eventually get an update notification on the enrolled device that a system update is ready.
- You may need to check for a system update in order for it to fetch the beta software, but it usually doesn’t take long for it to be ready for download.
- As new Android Q developer previews come out, you’ll get a notification to install them, too, as you would for any regular system update.
INSTALLING OTA IMAGES
To install an OTA package to a device:
- Download an OTA device image from the table link.
- Reboot the device into Recovery mode. For more information on putting Pixel devices in this mode, see Reset your Android device to factory settings.
- On the device, select ADB sideload.
- Connect the device to a computer with the Android development environment loaded and the Android Debug Bridge (adb) tool installed.
Here you will get the complete info and you are done. If here is any problem related to installation let us know in the comment box.
