Fire Tv Android 14

Developing for Amazon Fire TV Devices Running Android 14 Android 14. The upcoming Android 14-based Fire TV will also be the first in several years to utilize a 64-bit operating system. While all Fire TV models have 64-bit capable hardware, only the 2nd generation Fire TV from 2015 used a 64-bit OS.

This shift to 64-bit will increase resource demands, potentially limiting its use to higher. The higher resource demands of a 64-bit OS further suggest that Android 14-based Fire TVs might be limited to higher-end devices. Amazon has, for the first time, provided select developers access to a farm of virtual Android 14-based Fire TV devices to use for testing their apps on the new operating system before it's released.

Eagle-eyed reporters for AFTVNews spotted the mention of new hardware on one of Amazon's developer pages, titled 'Developing for Amazon Fire TV Devices Running Android 14'. Amazon has been quietly working on ditching the Android-based software its Fire TV streaming devices run on in favor of its own OS, and a new report claims the replacement will launch later this year. Instead, the name Android 14-based Fire TV is used, even when listed alongside previous OS versions.

Fire TVs currently run Fire OS 8, which is based on Android 11. Amazon's support documents hint that an Android 14-based version of Fire OS may be in the works. The company was reportedly planning to ditch Android on Fire TVs, according to a 2023 report.

After reports that Amazon would ditch Android on its Fire TV streamers, the company has refuted that with new Android 14 builds. Amazon may unveil new Fire TV devices running Android 14 at its February 26 event, alongside an AI-powered Alexa upgrade. Here's what to expect.

Amazon confirms that future Fire TVs will use an Android 14-based operating system, with exclusive 64.