#Android 14 QPR1 updates
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 rolling out with 34 Pixel bug fixes
    Two weeks after the last patch, Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 is rolling out with many Pixel bug fixes. It’s not Beta 3 like we were expecting. There are 34 bug fixes in U1B2.230922.013, which is still on the October 2023 security patch. This release is available for all devices out of the gate, with the on-device Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 OTA coming in at 40.35 MB on a Pixel Fold. There’s a fix…
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phonemantra-blog · 1 year ago
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Calling all Pixel enthusiasts! Google may have unintentionally revealed some exciting details about the upcoming Pixel 8a in a recent update. While addressing an Android 14 update, Google seemingly confirmed the existence of the Pixel 8a and a brand new software feature focused on battery health. Let's delve deeper into this unexpected leak and explore what it signifies for the future of Pixel devices. Unveiling the Pixel 8a: A Sneak Peek via Battery Health Feature The story unfolds with the Android 14 QPR1 update, which briefly introduced a new "Battery information" section in the Pixel settings. This section offered valuable insights like battery charging cycles and manufacturing date. However, the feature vanished in the subsequent March update, sparking confusion among Pixel users. Intriguingly, Google's response to user reports on the issue wasn't what everyone expected. Instead of acknowledging a bug, Google clarified on a bug tracking platform that the feature's disappearance was intentional. Here's the key takeaway: The new battery health feature is exclusive to the Pixel 8a and future Pixel models. This unintentional reveal not only confirms the Pixel 8a's existence but also sheds light on a significant software addition focused on battery health. Pixel 8a Launch and Feature Implications With Google I/O typically happening around May, the Pixel 8a is likely to debut soon. This leak has ignited excitement among Pixel fans, and for good reason. Here's how this news plays out: Confirmation of Pixel 8a: The leak puts all speculation to rest, confirming the arrival of the Pixel 8a. Enhanced Battery Management: The new battery health feature suggests Google's commitment to improving user experience, particularly in battery management. Transparency and User Focus: This inadvertent disclosure signifies Google's dedication to refining the software experience for Pixel users, starting with the Pixel 8a. A Potential Price Hike for the Pixel 8a? Another recent leak (via Tom's Guide) hints at a possible price increase for the Pixel 8a. Here's the breakdown: A retailer reportedly communicated with Winfuture, suggesting a potential price rise for the Pixel 8a. The 128GB variant might see a jump from 509 euros to 569 euros. The 256GB version could potentially be priced at 630 euros. It's important to note that this price increase is not officially confirmed by Google. We'll have to wait for the official announcement to know for sure. Frequently Asked Questions Q: When is the Pixel 8a expected to launch? A: With Google I/O typically happening around May, the Pixel 8a is likely to debut soon. However, an official launch date hasn't been announced yet. Q: What is the new battery health feature in the Pixel 8a? A: Details are still emerging, but based on the leak, the new feature is expected to provide users with insights like battery charging cycles and manufacturing date, offering a clearer picture of their device's battery health. Q: Will the Pixel 8a see a price increase? A: A recent leak suggests a potential price hike for the Pixel 8a. However, this information is not officially confirmed by Google. Q: What other features can we expect with the Pixel 8a? A: Unfortunately, details about the Pixel 8a's specifications and features are scarce at the moment. We'll need to wait for official announcements or further leaks to learn more.
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androfyi · 2 years ago
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Here's the Sweet New Software Updates Page on Android 14 QPR1
Within the new Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2 update that dropped on Pixel phones today, a new “Software updates” page showed up that lets you know in a flashier way if your device is up-to-date or not. And we aren’t just talking about system-level updates – this tells you about other updates available as well. As you can see in the images here from our Pixel 7 Pro running QPR1 Beta 2, the System page…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 rolling out with 34 Pixel bug fixes
    Two weeks after the last patch, Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 is rolling out with many Pixel bug fixes. It’s not Beta 3 like we were expecting. There are 34 bug fixes in U1B2.230922.013, which is still on the October 2023 security patch. This release is available for all devices out of the gate, with the on-device Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 OTA coming in at 40.35 MB on a Pixel Fold. There’s a fix…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.1 rolling out with Pixel bug fixes
    Exactly two weeks after the previous release, Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.1 is rolling out today with a handful of bug fixes, but the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro aren’t getting updated right away. There are just three fixes for Pixel devices, which are getting U1B2.230922.010 today with the October 2023 security patch: Fixed issues with biometric authentication, such as an issue that sometimes prevented…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.1 rolling out with Pixel bug fixes
    Exactly two weeks after the previous release, Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.1 is rolling out today with a handful of bug fixes, but the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro aren’t getting updated right away. There are just three fixes for Pixel devices, which are getting U1B2.230922.010 today with the October 2023 security patch: Fixed issues with biometric authentication, such as an issue that sometimes prevented…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 1
    Google’s first preview of Android 14 QPR1 is now available and we are diving into the Beta 1 release to find what new features have been introduced. Over the coming hours, we’ll dive into all of Android 14 QPR1 Beta 1’s new features and every single change. (The newest updates will be at the top of this list. Be sure to check back often and tell us what you find in the comments below.)…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 2 years ago
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❤ Android 14 QPR1 Beta 1
    Google’s first preview of Android 14 QPR1 is now available and we are diving into the Beta 1 release to find what new features have been introduced. Over the coming hours, we’ll dive into all of Android 14 QPR1 Beta 1’s new features and every single change. (The newest updates will be at the top of this list. Be sure to check back often and tell us what you find in the comments below.)…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 1 year ago
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❤ Google confirms Pixel 8a is coming with Android’s new battery stats
    In addressing a Pixel feature that’s disappeared, Google has confirmed that the Pixel 8a is on its way. Back in Android 14’s QPR1 update, Google added a new extension of battery stats, which showed charging cycle counts and the date the battery was manufactured. This was a welcome addition, but also limited in how useful it actually was. In the March 2024 update for Pixel phones, though, this…
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sydneycbdrepaircentre · 1 year ago
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❤ Google confirms Pixel 8a is coming with Android’s new battery stats
    In addressing a Pixel feature that’s disappeared, Google has confirmed that the Pixel 8a is on its way. Back in Android 14’s QPR1 update, Google added a new extension of battery stats, which showed charging cycle counts and the date the battery was manufactured. This was a welcome addition, but also limited in how useful it actually was. In the March 2024 update for Pixel phones, though, this…
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