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Android 16 Beta 4.1 released: hefty amount of bug fixes for Pixel

A new test version of Android 16 has been released. Users in the beta programme can download Android 16 Beta 4.1. This new version of the Android version mainly includes a large number of improvements for Pixel series models.

Android 16 Beta 4.1

We wrote on Tuesday about the many news from Google about the update to Android 16, including an entirely new design, called Material 3 Expressive. This skin will be implemented with the upcoming update. In addition, there is good news for those with a Pixel device. In fact, Google will start rolling out the update to Android 16 next month, with other models to follow in the summer, the company announced yesterday.

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Now Android 16 Beta 4.1 has been released, which is immediately available to those who are part of the testing programme. We see a range of improvements with this update for the Pixel devices. The new version, which immediately brings with it the April patch, is available for the Pixel 6 and newer.

  • Fixed an issue that impacted haptic performance (Issue #392319999)
  • Fixed an issue that impacted 4k video recording at 4x telephoto (Issue #396804873)
  • Fixed the weather map disappearing (Issue #407282089)
  • Fixed lock screen shortcuts triggering with a single tap (Issue #403679494)
  • Fixed an issue where the microphone indicator is stuck on (Issue #394002077)
  • Fixed an issue where audio fails to play from the NDK (Issue #410960668)
  • Fixed a constant battery drain issue (Issue #406421245)
  • Fixed a black navigation bar appearing on transitions (Issue #411509161)
  • Fixed a Google app crash when loading a website (Issue #415097836)

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