Google rolled out the initial Android 17 beta in February, and we got the Beta 3 build at the end of March, followed by Beta 4 in April, and the QPR1 Beta 2 build in May. Google showed off plenty of new features coming to Android at The Android Show ahead of I/O, and on June 16, it rolled out the stable version of Android 17.
If you're using a Pixel 6 and above, you can install the stable Android 17 build right now. What's notable is that non-Google devices are now eligible to install the Android 17 beta, with Samsung, Honor, OPPO, Xiaomi and other manufacturers included in the Android beta program. That's great news if you want to see what the latest version of Android has to offer, but don't have a Pixel.
