Google Releases Android 16 Beta 3.2: Bug Fixes, Battery Improvements And Pixel 6 Camera Fix

Google has officially released Android 16 Beta 3.2, a follow-up update to Beta 3.1, which was launched two weeks ago. This latest version, identified by firmware BP22.250221.015, includes multiple bug fixes and brings the software closer to its final release. The stable version is expected to arrive in May for Pixel devices as part of Google’s updated biannual release cycle.

One of the major fixes in this update addresses a vibration calibration issue that caused incorrect haptic feedback in certain situations. Additionally, a bug that resulted in excessive battery drain when the device was idle has been resolved. The update also brings several other stability and performance improvements to enhance the overall user experience on Pixel smartphones.

Android 16 Beta 3.2 now available!
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A notable improvement specifically affects the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. Previously, some users reported that the screen would shake while capturing photos or recording videos using the camera app. This issue has now been fixed, ensuring a more stable photography and videography experience.

Users enrolled in the Android Beta Program can expect the update to be available within 24 hours via an over-the-air (OTA) update through the Settings app. Those who are not yet part of the beta program can still join by following an official link provided by Google. However, the company advises against installing beta versions on primary devices, as they may contain significant bugs that could affect daily usability.

With Android 16 Beta 3.2, Google continues refining its upcoming mobile operating system, addressing key issues and improving performance ahead of the final release. This update is a step forward in stabilizing the software, ensuring that users receive a polished experience when the official version launches in the coming months.

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