Google has officially released the newest incremental beta of quarterly platform release for Google Pixel handsets. The newest beta update is labeled Android 14 QPR3 2.1 Beta.
Even though this is a minor patch, it has still addressed numerous issues reported by users. The update has gone live for Pixel 5a and newer models.
The update comes with the build number AP21.240305.005 and if your handset is already running on the Android 14 QPR3 beta update, you can expect to receive the incremental OTA soon.
Changelog for the Android 14 QPR3 2.1 beta update
Coming to the changes, the Android 14 QPR3 2.1 Beta addresses a number of bugs and issues. Here is the list of bugs resolved in the new Android 14 QPR3 2.1 beta update –
- Fixed the issue that was causing the device’s launcher to crash when viewing recent apps
- Fixed the issue preventing Pixel Tablets from charging while connected to the dock
- The update has also resolved the issue where swiping up from the bottom of the screen wasn’t returning to the home screen
- Fixed the issue causing the layout of notifications on the lock screen to display alongside additional padding
- The update has also fixed issues causing frequent “Application Not Responding” errors for system and user apps
- The update also resolves the issue where swiping down from the top of the screen wasn’t showing the notification shade
- Fixed the issue that was preventing the user’s wallpaper settings from being backed up properly
- Resolved the issue that was stopping the “Quick Tap to Start Actions” gesture from working
- Fixed other issues impacting system stability, camera, interactivity, connectivity, and performance
How to update to Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1
If you own a Pixel handset, you’ll be able to join the Android Beta Program. Once you have upgraded to the new beta, you’ll be able to use the Android Beta Feedback app for submitting problems or issues available on the beta. You can even check for the software updates by simply navigating to Settings -> System -> System Updates.
We hope this helped you learn more about the new Android 14 QPR3 2.1 update. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to mention them in the comments section.
