Asus has announced that its flagship phone, the Asus ZenFone 6, open the beta program for Android Q with its customization layer, Zen UI. We tell you all the details and how to apply for the beta.
The Taiwanese brand promised two big Android updates for its flagship, the ZenFone 6. So we will see both Android Q and Android R on this phone.
But it seems that the beta of Android Q already enters into that promise, and Asus has opened the records to apply to the beta of Android Q with this terminal.
How to apply for the Android Q beta for the ZenFone 6
In order to access the Android Q beta you will need to have the model ZS630KL of the Asus ZenFone 6. To check it you must go to the settings, About and look for the model in Model number.
Once we know if we have the necessary version to apply to the beta, we will do so from the Asus website, where we will find the Android Q beta for the ZenFone 6 in the application form.
It will ask you for the name, nationality, phone number, gender, age, IMEI of both SIM slots, the phone's serial number, and the current ZenUI build number. So have all this prepared because if not you will not be able to request to enter the beta.
Where to find the data
To find the IMEI you can look at it on the back of the phone or go to Settings> System> About phone> Status> IMEI information. There you can check it from both slots.
El serial number We can find it in the same place as the IMEI, on the back of the phone, in the box or in Settings> System> About phone> Status> Serial number.
El build number we will find it in Settings> System> About> Software Information and there we will see the compilation number.
Apart from this, they will also ask you if your phone is root, your daily time, etc. But this information you know.
We remember anyway that this is a beta, and like all betas, it can be unstable. If your only phone is the Asus ZenFone 6 and you need it to work perfectly, perhaps it is best to wait for the stable version, although it may be available or at the end of 2019 or 2020. You choose which one you prefer.
And you? Will you apply for the Android Q beta on your ZenFone 6?