Android 13-based realme UI 4.0 early access program is now open for Narzo 50 devices. The corresponding phone users have been waiting for their turn to test the new and interesting features. Finally, the wait is over, and here comes the opportunity.
According to the information, Realme Narzo 50 is now the part of Android 13 beta campaign. Consequently, the early access will allow users to explore the latest tweaks of the realme UI 4.0 and experience the newest software before anybody else.
Currently, the testing seats are limited to ensure an optimal beta testing program. However, the company will approach the public beta process to circulate the firmware to a wider number of users in the coming weeks. Till then, you can catch the warm like an early bird by applying for this program.
As per the inputs, the early access firmware will be available to users with the RMX3286_11_F.01 build number. Though make sure that your phone is running on the RMX3286_11.C.12 or C.11 baseline version to meet the compatibility.
Users will only be selected by Realme after signup application submission. Hence, do not delay and proceed with the form-filling process to get a seat in the early access program. You can check the below section to jump into this activity.
How to Apply?
- Open the Settings app on your phone
- Scroll down and select Software Update
- Tap on the settings icon in the top right corner
- Click on Trial Version > Apply Now
- Now submit your details and finish the quiz.
Points to Remember
Prevention is better than cure! Thus, you should take a look at these measures before heading forward. Initially, you should take a backup of important files to avoid data loss. Besides, update the apps on the device to their latest versions to prevent stability issues.
Follow our socials → Google News, Telegram
Make sure that your handset has at least 10GB of free storage space and a 60% battery percentage to conduct the installation efficiently. Further, this firmware might invite unusual bugs to your device. Hence, install the update at your own risk.
