Google rolls out third Android Beta 13 Beta 3 build with bug fixes
Google has started rolling out the third build of its Android beta 13 software update. Google had to release not one or two but three builds for Android 13 Beta 3 because of critical bugs and issues. This update focuses on these bug fixes and does not introduce any new features.
Google introduces Android 13 Beta 3.3: What’s new
In this new update, you will get fixes for issues with the keyboard and the launcher. Users also reported that swiping back gestures would cause the system to crash. The update has bought a fix for that also.
Additionally, Pixels were facing problems connecting with Wi-Fi networks and there was also freezing when plugged into power that could only get resolved when it was rebooted. Both these issues were solved in this update. The system has also witnessed improvements in “Connectivity Thermal Power Management” that was causing unstable performance and poor battery life.
As per a report by Android Police, “The reason for so many patches released this month is that the June Beta 3 is listed as a “Platform Stability” milestone on Android’s timeline and this was not achieved right off the bat. This is the build that app developers are supposed to start finalizing compatibility testing for apps, SDKs, and libraries.”
For the unversed, the Beta 4 along with public builds is likely to roll out in the month of July. As usual, it is expected to roll out first for the Pixel devices. Do note that if you are running the beta on your device, you need to install this update to get the bug fixes.
You can get Beta 3 on your Pixel device by enrolling here for over-the-air updates. If you previously enrolled, you will automatically get the update. You can also try Android 13 Beta on select devices from several of our partners – learn more at android.com/beta.
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