Motorola starts Android 16 beta testing for two more devices

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Motorola is adding more and more phones to the Android 16 beta testing program over time. The Moto G Stylus 5G (2025) and the Moto Edge 50 Ultra are the latest additions to the company’s beta program, after the addition of five additional phones to its MFN program.

To test out the new software update before anybody else does, you may sign up for the Motorola Feedback Network if you possess one of these two phones. In case you are not aware, Motorola Feedback Network, or MFN, is the name of the beta program for Motorola handsets. Speaking of availability, the Moto G Stylus 2025 beta is currently available in the USA, while the Edge 50 Ultra beta program is presently active in Brazil and India.

Speaking of the features that the Android 16 update will include, these include: HDR screenshots, Advanced Protection Mode, APV codec support, Material 3 Expressive redesign, New Emojis, Embedded Photo Picker, Live updates, Desktop Window, Group notifications, and more.

Join Motorola MFN beta testing

  1. At first, you need to register on the Motorola community website.
  2. Make sure your profile page is updated with your current IMEI or SN of your device.
  3. Opt-in your device for the MFN on your Motorola community profile.
  4. Keep your phone updated to the latest version.
  5. Now, visit the registration link that you will find on the current testing opportunity page. Make sure to visit the page for your device and region.
  6. Fill required details and submit the form.
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Participants will receive additional information from Motorola via email, so be sure to check your inbox, including the spam folder. You can also frequently check settings for new software upgrades.

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