Google Has Released Android 15 Beta 3.1 for Pixel Devices with New Features and Fixes

Google has released Android 15 Beta 3.1 for Pixel devices. This update brings new features and fixes to the table.

One of the key features in this update is the improved performance and stability of the operating system. Users can expect a smoother and more responsive experience.

The update also includes several bug fixes that address issues with the camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, and more. These fixes should improve the overall user experience.

If you're a Pixel device owner, you can expect to receive the Android 15 Beta 3.1 update soon.

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Google has released Android 15 Beta 3.1 for Pixel devices, and it's now available for download.

The update is a minor one, focusing on fixing a few known issues, including a lock screen bug that was causing the screen to intercept touch input and prompt the user to unlock the device even when interacting with elements on the lock screen that don't require unlocking.

Everything from the Pixel 6 and up can download Beta 3.1, which will arrive as an over-the-air (OTA) update.

To be a part of the beta and experience Android 15 early, you'll need to be a part of the beta program, and you can see if your device is eligible and sign up for the program by heading over to the Beta program site.

If you're already part of the beta program, you'll automatically receive the update, but if you exited the program, you can re-enroll and get the QPR1 Beta 3.1 update.

Here's a list of devices that can download the update:

Keep in mind that if your Pixel is running QPR2 or Android 16 DP1, you cannot install this build.

Android 15 Beta 3.1 is a minor update that fixes several known issues. The update is available for the Pixel 6 and up, and it's a good idea to install it as soon as possible.

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The update addresses a bug that caused the lock screen to intercept touch input and prompt the user to unlock the device, even when interacting with elements on the lock screen that don’t require the device to be unlocked. This was a frustrating issue that many users were experiencing.

Other fixes include an issue that sometimes caused biometric face authentication to fail, and various other issues that were impacting system stability, connectivity, and audio quality. These fixes should make Android 15 Beta 3.1 more stable and reliable.

The update is relatively small, weighing in at just shy of 64MB. However, it's still a good idea to make sure your phone has enough power and patience before installing the update.

Here are the specific issues that were fixed in Android 15 Beta 3.1:

Google has released Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3.1 for Pixel devices, a minor update with several bug fixes.

If you were previously enrolled in Android 15 Beta, you will automatically receive QPR1 Beta 3.1 and any future Beta updates.

This update fixes several issues, including a problem where tapping media controls closed the notification shade but didn't open the app.

The update also fixes an issue where long pressing the device entry icon didn't work when there were many notifications and the notification shelf was overlapping the lock icon.

Fixed issues include proper volume control for some Bluetooth devices, and the scrollbar in the system settings being sized and styled inconsistently.

Other fixes include issues with NFC payments, translations in Indonesian and Hebrew, and various other system stability issues.

You can install this update via the Android Beta Program, or flash or sideload it if you prefer.

The supported devices for this update include the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8a, Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, and Pixel 9 Pro Fold, as well as the Android Emulator.

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Here's a list of the supported devices with their corresponding factory images and OTA options:

Google has released Android 15 Beta 3.1 for Pixel devices, and it's a minor update that fixes a few known issues.

The update is available as an over-the-air (OTA) update to the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8a, Pixel Fold, and Pixel Tablet.

The update is a minor one that addresses a few specific issues, including a lock screen bug that was intercepting touch input and prompting the user to unlock the device even when interacting with elements on the lock screen that don't require the device to be unlocked.

The update also fixes an issue that sometimes caused biometric face authentication to fail, and various other issues that were impacting system stability, connectivity, and audio quality.

To be a part of the beta and experience Android 15 early, you'll need to be a part of the beta program, which you can sign up for by heading over to the Beta program site.

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