Google has announced the release of Android 16 QPR1 beta 1.1. This update is designed to resolve various bugs, particularly issues related to unresponsive navigation buttons and problems with fingerprint authentication.
It is now available for all devices powered by Google’s Tensor chip, including the Pixel Tablet. This new beta follows the initial launch of Android 16 QPR1 beta 1 last month.
As is typical with early software releases, users can expect some lingering issues. However, the recent update addresses a variety of glitches that had been negatively impacting user experience.
Google confirmed its release on Reddit, providing the version number BP31.250502.008.A1 and a comprehensive changelog of the fixes. Some of the key bug fixes in Android 16 QPR1 beta 1.1 include:
– Resolved unresponsiveness of navigation buttons in the app drawer or task switcher.
– Addressed inaccuracies in the media player progress bar on the lock screen. – Fixed crashes when accessing effects in the wallpaper settings.
– Resolved a crash in the settings app when trying to access the battery menu. – Corrected an issue where the lock screen date could be cut off when using certain clock styles.
Among the fixes, the restoration of functional navigation keys is crucial, especially for users not employing gesture navigation. The update is accessible for the Pixel 6 series, Pixel 6a, Pixel Fold, and Pixel Tablet, meaning eligible users can easily download it.
Additionally, there are ongoing developments in Android 16 QPR1, with new features and enhancements being discovered. These include improvements to HDR content display and the introduction of a suggested wallpaper feature linked to Google Photos.
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