At the end of this month, Google released a third build of Android 13 Beta 3. This month’s beta builds are so problematic that we need to release three builds instead of one or two to address important beta fixes. tester.
Android 13 Beta 3.3 is purely intended to fix bugs and does not bring any new features. Some fixes include another bug that caused the UI to crash due to conflicts between the keyboard and launcher, and gestures such as a “back” swipe, resulting in a great beta experience. not.
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We also fixed an issue where Pixels couldn’t connect to a known Wi-Fi network and another bug that caused the device to freeze when connected to a power source, but it was resolved by just rebooting. In addition, improvements in “Connectivity Thermal Power Management” have resulted in unstable performance and shorter battery life.
The reason for the huge number of patches released this month is that June Beta 3 was listed as a “platform stability” milestone on the Android timeline, which wasn’t achieved immediately. This is the build where the app developer is supposed to initiate the final decision on compatibility testing of apps, SDKs, and libraries.
Beta 4 should arrive in July and public builds are expected to arrive shortly thereafter, but there are no real-time frames. It is generally expected that Android updates will arrive on Google Pixel devices shortly before a new update is released. This usually happens sometime in October.
The Beta 3.3 update should be deployed to compatible Pixel devices. If you’re running a beta, be sure to install the update so that you can get rid of these bugs.
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