Nokia X30 5G Android 14 update is now available
More Nokia phones are picking up the Android 14 update, as the company prepares for the next Android OS upgrade (Android 15). The update is currently rolling out for the Nokia X30 5G in select regions. We expect a wider rollout in the coming days, but you can check for the update now.
Only a few Nokia phones have received the Android 14 update, and we expect more devices to receive the update soon. So far, Nokia G42 5G and Nokia G60 5G have received the update, while the Nokia X30 5G Android 14 update has started rolling out.
As usual, the update is rolling out in batches, and it seems those in Taiwan are currently getting the much-anticipated upgrade. It is seeding with version number V3.180 and brings all the expected features. The update also bumped through the Android security patch level to February 2024 to increase system security and stability.
Nokia X30 5G Android 14 update changelog
Notification
Software upgrade – Android™ 14 (V3.180)
What’s New
- A simple way to connect your favourite health & fitness apps and control your wellness data in one place.
- Proactively gives you easy-to-understand info about apps data permissions. Choose what access you grant to apps to keep you safe.
Additional vision and hearing inclusive features.
- Google Security Patch 2024-02
Advisory Notice
- It is recommended that Users use Wi-Fi wherever possible in order to download updates. If you wish to use Cellular Mobile connection, please note that downloading data over a Cellular Mobile Network (including when in a Roaming environment), may incur additional charges – check with your Network Provider should you have any concerns.
Check here for the complete Android 14 features.
While waiting for more regions to start getting the upgrade, we recommend checking for it via the settings app. Your device may have received the update, otherwise, you should wait for a few days and check again.
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