It's an open secret: the support of updates It has never been the strong point of the legendary brand. While the long-awaited version of Android 16 keep coming With a large part of its terminals being infuriatingly slow, the company has decided to give us a little surprise. It seems that they do not want to be left behind in the software race and are already looking directly to the future.
Unexpectedly, they have just announced a major expansion of their beta program to test Android 17. The striking thing is that, after enabling this testing phase mainly for mid-range equipment weeks ago, they have finally decided to include the heavyweights in their catalog. However, not everything is rosy: the availability of this test continues to be tremendously fragmented depending on the territory.
These are the compatible mobile phones and their regions
To access this new systemusers must register in the brand's official community and look for the MFN option. Of course, the company clearly warns of the risks of this process: they are unstable versions full of bugs and performance problems, so installing them on a main device is a bad idea.
The high-end models newly added to the test program and their assigned territories are as follows:
- Motorola Signature: Brazil, LATAM, EMEA.
- Motorola Razr 60 Ultra: India, Brazil, LATAM, EMEA.
- Motorola Razr Ultra (2025):US.
- Motorola Razr 70 Ultra: Brazil, LATAM, EMEA, US.
- Motorola Edge 60 Pro: India, Brazil, LATAM, EMEA.
It is somewhat frustrating to see how certain countries or regions are left completely off the lista policy that continues to generate much discontent among consumers globally. Although it is a very positive step to see them trying to get ahead of their rivals with this preliminary version, there is very little point in having an early beta if the final version of the system takes too many months to stabilize and reach everyone.
Do you think that this sudden initial effort will help us receive stable software faster, or will we again suffer the eternal delays as always?
