As such, there shouldn’t be too long to go now, and we’d recommend most users wait until the final version is ready, since betas always have bugs.

Notably though, this beta has been released on the schedule Google previously set, which means we should be on target for a finished release, likely in August or September. So the enhanced lock screen customization is definitely the headline feature, but there are a few other things that users might appreciate too. After that, you won't be able to download songs and playlists to any new devices.This isn’t the only new feature in the Android 14 Beta 3 though, as Rahman also reports that there’s a new tutorial for gesture navigation, and there are various small interface tweaks, such as a new charging indicator, themed icons now having more vibrant colors, and more rounded buttons in the screenshot preview. Downloads can be loaded up to 10 devices at a time, and you can swap out a device four times each year. In order to keep your downloads, you'll need to connect to the internet at least once every 30 days to verify you're still subscribed to the service. You can download songs and playlists to your smartphone on both iOS and Android as long as you have an active YouTube Music Premium subscription. The extra monthly fee gives you all the perks of YouTube Premium, including the ability to download videos offline while adding YouTube Music Premium as well. However, you can also pay for YouTube Premium for $11.99 per month instead. YouTube Music Premium costs $9.99 per month and gives you all the features available on Google's streaming service, including the ability to download songs. While you can stream music from YouTube Music on your smartphone without a subscription, you can't download music without paying a monthly fee. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT What you need to download songs and playlists from YouTube Music

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