About two weeks after the launch of the last beta 4, Google has finally released a new intermediate version 4.1, which aims to fix certain bugs in pixel smartphones. No new features plannedSince the software reached platform stability with the launch of the third beta in June, this means that Google is currently focused solely on fixing bugs.
As a reminder, Pixel smartphone users were able to: Test Android 13 since the first public beta was released last April. After several months of consecutive updates, the new version of Google’s operating system will finally be available to everyone in a few weeks with a stable version. Possible Google is making the stable version available until September 2022. just before the new Pixel 7 and 7 Pro arrive in October.
What changes are in Android 13 beta 4.1?
In the patch notes, previous betas of Android 13 are still connection errors Not via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, but also with the Meet video app and GPS. Here are the details of all the fixes that the update brings:
- Fixed an issue that prevented an app without the BLUETOOTH_CONNECT permission from enabling or disabling Bluetooth, even if the app targets an API level where this permission is not required.
- Fixed issues that sometimes caused a device to crash and restart when connecting to certain Wi-Fi networks.
- Fixed an issue that caused encounter connection to be interrupted while driving.
- Fixed an issue where the system could misinterpret GPS data.
Build is currently in distribution TPB4.220624.008and the new OTA files are already available for the Pixel 4, Pixel 4a, Pixel 5, Pixel 5a and Pixel 6 series. We noticed that the beta was oddly unavailable for the Pixel 6a, which was released a few days ago. on the market. If you are in the Android Beta program, this update will arrive on your device in the next few days.
