Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 fixes framework UI freezes, addresses camera application issues
What you want to be aware
1: Google carries out a minor Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 fix for Pixel gadgets.
2: Clients ought to find this most recent fix bearing form number T1B3.221003.008.
3: The fix fixes framework UI and camera application issues, alongside erroneously
shown messages during calls, and an issue with an inert Google Colleague.
Google has gotten back with a minor update to address freezing and different issues with its Android 13 QPR1 beta stage.
As per the delivery notice, the minor Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 fix has now been carried out to gadgets from the Pixel 4a to the most recent Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Star. Clients with these gadgets will find the new beta fix bearing form number T1B3.221003.008.
While Google has expressed this is a "minor" fix, we've got the beta update on a Pixel 6 Genius at 2GB.
There were two or three known issues that Google hoped to address with this light fixture for those in the beta program. The first was a general Android issue and managed a gadget's GPU drivers making the framework UI sporadically freeze while under ordinary utilization. The second elaborates on an issue where a Pixel gadget would mistakenly show "Missed Call" rather than "Call replied on another gadget."
Pixel gadgets confronted a few issues with their cameras, too. The main issue of the camera application crashing on occasion has been fixed. There was likewise an issue with the camera application taking a more drawn-out time than expected to open, which has additionally been remedied. The last camera issue to be fixed managed antiques seeming when clients would record or watch their video back on specific Pixel gadgets.
An issue that made the Pixel 6a Transporter Settings crash while embedding a SIM card ought to likewise be tended to.
Google has additionally fixed an issue making the Colleague not be enacted by its on specific gadgets.
One more known issue that has been fixed caused the open UI sporadically to be put on warnings and other lock screen components. The QPR1 3.1 fix has likewise rectified an issue where a gadget's screen would go clear while endeavoring to open it.
The organization's last beta stage update, QPR1 Beta 3, was delivered barely fourteen days prior as we keep on approaching Android 13's December to include drop. That update invited the Pixel 7 series to the beta program alongside acquainting clients with the forthcoming Clear Calling highlight. Google likewise added help for worked-in VPNs, which is undoubtedly in anticipation of the Pixel 7's free VPN presented through Google One.
While we are taking a gander at December for Android 13's most memorable element drop, Pixel proprietors can in any case get in on the beta tomfoolery by signing up for the program to test what's coming.