Google has recently rolled out the Android 14 Beta 2.1 patch, addressing several issues reported by beta users. This update brings a range of bug fixes and enhancements to devices running the Android 14 beta build. In addition to resolving critical issues, Google has also made improvements to system stability and performance. Let’s delve into the details of the fixes included in the latest patch.

All Pixel Devices from Pixel 4a to 7 Pro will receive the new update

  1. Device Setup Completion: Users encountering issues while opting out of the beta program will now be able to complete the device setup seamlessly. To ensure a smooth transition, users should update their devices to Android 14 Beta 2.1 and reset their screen lock settings before opting out.
  2. Battery Percentage Display: The update addresses a bug where the battery percentage erroneously displayed as 0%, regardless of the actual charge level. This fix resolves the inconsistency and ensures accurate battery reporting.
  3. Audio Disruptions: Several issues causing audio disruptions with the device’s speakers have been resolved. Users can now enjoy uninterrupted audio playback and enhanced sound quality.
  4. System Stability: The patch addresses stability issues that previously led to app freezes or device crashes. Users can expect a more reliable and crash-free experience on their devices.
  5. Application Fixes: The update resolves specific issues related to app functionality. The Google Photos app crashing when attempting to open certain photos has been rectified. Additionally, the Google Contacts app crashing while managing account settings has also been fixed.
  6. Miscellaneous Fixes: Other fixes include resolving the disappearance of the picture-in-picture window when using the Google TV app with gesture navigation enabled, fixing the absence of Google Messages app icons in notifications when always-on-display mode was active, and addressing an issue with the always-on-display mode when used in conjunction with Android Auto.
Android 14

If you are already enrolled in the Android Beta Program, you will receive an over-the-air (OTA) update automatically. Eligible devices for this update include Pixel 4a 5G, 5, 5a, 6, 6 Pro, 6a, 7, and 7 Pro series devices. If you choose not to update to Android 14 Beta 2.1 from the previous Android 13 QPR3 beta version, you will continue to receive QPR3 Beta updates. To join the Android Beta Program, users can visit the official Android Beta website.

With the release of the Android 14 Beta 2.1 patch, Google aims to enhance the user experience by addressing various issues and improving overall system stability. Beta users can expect a smoother, more reliable operation on their eligible devices. It is recommended to update to Android 14 Beta 2.1 to benefit from the bug fixes and optimizations. As always, Google encourages users to provide feedback through the Android Beta Feedback app or by participating in community forums. Valuable feedback helps shape the future of Android updates and ensures a better experience for all users.

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