#Android #A15DP1
Android 15 Developer Preview 1
Build: AP31.240119.016
Security patch level: February 2024
Google Play services: 24.02.15
Changelog | Release Schedule
Download for Pixel devices:
Pixel 6: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Fold: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Tablet: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
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Android 15 Developer Preview 1
Build: AP31.240119.016
Security patch level: February 2024
Google Play services: 24.02.15
Changelog | Release Schedule
Download for Pixel devices:
Pixel 6: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Fold: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Tablet: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
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#News #Pixel
LineageOS 21 now supports every Pixel device in existence
Gerrit Code Review (2)
LineageOS accidentally broke a milestone recently. Pixel 1 & Pixel 4 series were just added to the LineageOS 21 build roster a moment ago, completing the lineup with every Pixel device supported & on the latest branch for the first time in history. Though on September 7, 2023, Pixel 1 series were promoted to LineageOS 20, but Pixel Fold & Tablet were already out for a while.
Fun fact: The first day when Pixels got supported by LineageOS (✓ means complete support for the Pixel lineup at that time):
• Pixel 1 (15.1): July 31, 2018
• Pixel 2 (16.0): August 31, 2020
• Pixel 3 (17.1): August 10, 2020
• Pixel 3a & 4 (17.1): September 2, 2020
• Pixel 4a & 5 (18.1): March 30, 2021 (✓)
• Pixel 5a (19.1): September 21, 2021 (✓)
• Pixel 6, 6a & 7 (20): February 17, 2023 (2) (✓)
• Pixel 7a (20): June 21, 2023 (✓ for phone)
• Pixel Tablet (20): July 26, 2023
• Pixel 8 & Fold (21): February 14, 2024 (✓)
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LineageOS 21 now supports every Pixel device in existence
Gerrit Code Review (2)
LineageOS accidentally broke a milestone recently. Pixel 1 & Pixel 4 series were just added to the LineageOS 21 build roster a moment ago, completing the lineup with every Pixel device supported & on the latest branch for the first time in history. Though on September 7, 2023, Pixel 1 series were promoted to LineageOS 20, but Pixel Fold & Tablet were already out for a while.
Fun fact: The first day when Pixels got supported by LineageOS (✓ means complete support for the Pixel lineup at that time):
• Pixel 1 (15.1): July 31, 2018
• Pixel 2 (16.0): August 31, 2020
• Pixel 3 (17.1): August 10, 2020
• Pixel 3a & 4 (17.1): September 2, 2020
• Pixel 4a & 5 (18.1): March 30, 2021 (✓)
• Pixel 5a (19.1): September 21, 2021 (✓)
• Pixel 6, 6a & 7 (20): February 17, 2023 (2) (✓)
• Pixel 7a (20): June 21, 2023 (✓ for phone)
• Pixel Tablet (20): July 26, 2023
• Pixel 8 & Fold (21): February 14, 2024 (✓)
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Google Search is bringing Pixel exclusive Hold for Me feature to both iOS and other Android
Google Search Labs is testing a new “Talk to a Live Representative” feature that will place a call to a business on your behalf, navigate through its phone tree, wait on hold, and then notify you when a real human is being available for you to speak to.
This feature is similar to Pixel's exclusive 'Hold for Me' feature and better than it even as it will actually call a business on your behalf
To “Request a call,” you first specify a reason for why you’re calling.
You then provide your phone number, with Google sending SMS updates. The Request page will note the estimated wait time. After submitting, you can cancel the request at any time.
Supported businesses include a selection of US airlines, telcos, retailers, insurance, and other service companies.
The experimental feature is available in the US via the Google app on iOS and Android and Chrome desktop too
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Google Search Labs is testing a new “Talk to a Live Representative” feature that will place a call to a business on your behalf, navigate through its phone tree, wait on hold, and then notify you when a real human is being available for you to speak to.
This feature is similar to Pixel's exclusive 'Hold for Me' feature and better than it even as it will actually call a business on your behalf
To “Request a call,” you first specify a reason for why you’re calling.
You then provide your phone number, with Google sending SMS updates. The Request page will note the estimated wait time. After submitting, you can cancel the request at any time.
Supported businesses include a selection of US airlines, telcos, retailers, insurance, and other service companies.
The experimental feature is available in the US via the Google app on iOS and Android and Chrome desktop too
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JUST IN: Snapdragon-powered Pixel Phones are Dead
The Pixel 5 & 5a are the last batch of Snapdragon-powered Pixels & now Android 15 will NOT be supported by them
Android 15 only supports Pixels released after late 2021 aka the Tensor-powered Pixel series, sealing the fate of Snapdragon chip support
In our previous poll, 58% of users voted that Google should switch to Qualcomm but, dumping the Qualcomm Snapdragon was one of the BEST decisions Google ever made.
Google can now have full control over the SoC which wasn't possible with Snapdragon
Tensor isn't perfect at all, but its getting better with time
Since the Snapdragon-pixels support will end soon, it will become more difficult for Custom ROMs users to steal pixel features since Google will tie features to the Tensor chip as seen with the 'Best Take' & 'Unblur' features of Google Photos
Google might remove Qualcomm DSP support, thereby making processing speed on GCAM Mods trash, thus taking much more time to process images
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The Pixel 5 & 5a are the last batch of Snapdragon-powered Pixels & now Android 15 will NOT be supported by them
Android 15 only supports Pixels released after late 2021 aka the Tensor-powered Pixel series, sealing the fate of Snapdragon chip support
In our previous poll, 58% of users voted that Google should switch to Qualcomm but, dumping the Qualcomm Snapdragon was one of the BEST decisions Google ever made.
Google can now have full control over the SoC which wasn't possible with Snapdragon
Tensor isn't perfect at all, but its getting better with time
Since the Snapdragon-pixels support will end soon, it will become more difficult for Custom ROMs users to steal pixel features since Google will tie features to the Tensor chip as seen with the 'Best Take' & 'Unblur' features of Google Photos
Google might remove Qualcomm DSP support, thereby making processing speed on GCAM Mods trash, thus taking much more time to process images
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Google is preparing to fully remove support for non-A/B updates from Android, leaving A/B updates as the only officially supported OTA update mechanism moving forward.
However, this won't stop certain device makers from continuing to use non-A/B as they can either use their own implementation or just revert Google's changes. Google would need to actually mandate the use of A/B through the CDD or GMS licensing, which they've tried to do but ended up reneging.
If you want to learn more about how Android's update schemes work, check out this article I wrote (though note that Google ended up not going forward with this requirement).
However, this won't stop certain device makers from continuing to use non-A/B as they can either use their own implementation or just revert Google's changes. Google would need to actually mandate the use of A/B through the CDD or GMS licensing, which they've tried to do but ended up reneging.
If you want to learn more about how Android's update schemes work, check out this article I wrote (though note that Google ended up not going forward with this requirement).
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Google Pixel Fold 2 Renders
Source
The internal display will measure 7.9" (8.1-inch with corners)
The outer display however will be 6.4" (6.6-inch with corners)
This indicates that Pixel Fold 2 display will be bigger than that of Pixel Fold 1
Also, Google might use the same flagship display that will be used on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
Additionally, Pixel Fold 2 internal display will also feature a Under Display Camera (UDC) as visible in the top right corner in the renders
The camera module arranged in a rectangular cutout on the rear side consists of 3 cameras (wide + Ultrawide+ Telephoto) along with a 4th unnamed sensor.
Dimensions
Folded: 155.2 x 77.1 x 10.54mm
Unfolded: 155.2 x 150.2 x 5.27mm
Pixel Fold 2 will feature the upcoming Google Tensor G4 SoC with 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and faster UFS 4.0 storage.
Pixel Fold 2 is expected to debut in October, 2024 along with the Pixel 9 series with Android 15 out of the box
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Source
The internal display will measure 7.9" (8.1-inch with corners)
The outer display however will be 6.4" (6.6-inch with corners)
This indicates that Pixel Fold 2 display will be bigger than that of Pixel Fold 1
Also, Google might use the same flagship display that will be used on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6
Additionally, Pixel Fold 2 internal display will also feature a Under Display Camera (UDC) as visible in the top right corner in the renders
The camera module arranged in a rectangular cutout on the rear side consists of 3 cameras (wide + Ultrawide+ Telephoto) along with a 4th unnamed sensor.
Dimensions
Folded: 155.2 x 77.1 x 10.54mm
Unfolded: 155.2 x 150.2 x 5.27mm
Pixel Fold 2 will feature the upcoming Google Tensor G4 SoC with 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and faster UFS 4.0 storage.
Pixel Fold 2 is expected to debut in October, 2024 along with the Pixel 9 series with Android 15 out of the box
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Google’s latest Android Feature Drop for February 2024 is here, bringing you 9 new features to help you stay productive. These include:
1) You can now chat with Gemini right in the Google Messages app on Android! You can ask Gemini to do things like draft messages, come up with a joke, and more. This is available for beta users in English.
2) Android Auto can now use AI to summarize notifications. AI will also suggest relevant replies and actions, so you can just tap a button to send a message, share your ETA, or start a call. (This was announced at Galaxy Unpacked last month but should be rolling out now.)
3) Lookout’s Image Q&A feature is now rolling out globally in English! This feature left closed beta last September and was available in the US, UK, and Canada. Image Q&A uses AI to auto-generate denoscriptions of images.
4) Last October, Google launched Lens in Maps (formerly Search with Live View). This feature uses AI and augmented reality to help you find information about nearby stores. Now, this feature has been upgraded with screen reader support, so you can point your phone’s camera at your surroundings and have TalkBack read the place’s information out loud.
5) You can now add handwritten annotations to documents in Google Docs from your phone or tablet using your finger or stylus. You can choose from a selection of markup tools like different pen colors and highlighters.
6) Spotify Connect devices will finally appear in Android’s media output switcher! Google announced this way back at CES 2023, but it’s finally going to roll out starting this week.
7) The Fitbit app now pulls in your health and fitness data from other apps that support Android’s Health Connect platform. This means you can see your data from services like AllTrails, Oura Ring, and MyFitnessPal, all within the Fitbit app. In the “You” tab, you can see data from connected apps next to your Fitbit data. In the “Today” tab, you can see data like exercise, steps, calories burned, and more from Health Connect-compatible apps.
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1) You can now chat with Gemini right in the Google Messages app on Android! You can ask Gemini to do things like draft messages, come up with a joke, and more. This is available for beta users in English.
2) Android Auto can now use AI to summarize notifications. AI will also suggest relevant replies and actions, so you can just tap a button to send a message, share your ETA, or start a call. (This was announced at Galaxy Unpacked last month but should be rolling out now.)
3) Lookout’s Image Q&A feature is now rolling out globally in English! This feature left closed beta last September and was available in the US, UK, and Canada. Image Q&A uses AI to auto-generate denoscriptions of images.
4) Last October, Google launched Lens in Maps (formerly Search with Live View). This feature uses AI and augmented reality to help you find information about nearby stores. Now, this feature has been upgraded with screen reader support, so you can point your phone’s camera at your surroundings and have TalkBack read the place’s information out loud.
5) You can now add handwritten annotations to documents in Google Docs from your phone or tablet using your finger or stylus. You can choose from a selection of markup tools like different pen colors and highlighters.
6) Spotify Connect devices will finally appear in Android’s media output switcher! Google announced this way back at CES 2023, but it’s finally going to roll out starting this week.
7) The Fitbit app now pulls in your health and fitness data from other apps that support Android’s Health Connect platform. This means you can see your data from services like AllTrails, Oura Ring, and MyFitnessPal, all within the Fitbit app. In the “You” tab, you can see data from connected apps next to your Fitbit data. In the “Today” tab, you can see data like exercise, steps, calories burned, and more from Health Connect-compatible apps.
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Google’s latest Android Feature Drop for February 2024 is here, bringing you 9 new features to help you stay productive. These include: 1) You can now chat with Gemini right in the Google Messages app on Android! You can ask Gemini to do things like draft…
8) Passes from Google Wallet can now appear on your Wear OS smartwatch. This means you can access boarding passes, gym memberships, loyalty cards, and more from your watch. You can choose which passes to hide or display. (This has already started rolling out over the past month, as I first reported, but should now be available more widely.)
9) Finally, Google Maps for Wear OS now supports public transit directions, meaning you can use your smartwatch to look up departure times for buses, trains, or ferries and then get compass-guided navigation directions to your destination. You can also mirror directions from your phone to your watch if you prefer looking things up on your phone.
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9) Finally, Google Maps for Wear OS now supports public transit directions, meaning you can use your smartwatch to look up departure times for buses, trains, or ferries and then get compass-guided navigation directions to your destination. You can also mirror directions from your phone to your watch if you prefer looking things up on your phone.
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The March 2024 Pixel Feature Drop is here, bringing new features to Pixel phones, the Pixel Tablet, and the first-gen Pixel Watch. Here’s what’s new:
Pixel phones:
1) Circle to Search is coming to the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro! This was previously exclusive to the Galaxy S24 series and the Pixel 8 series.
2) Next-gen Call Screen (Pixel 6 and newer) is adding a “hello” chip that gets the Google Assistant to prompt the caller to speak. This can be useful if the caller is silent. If you aren’t available, the Assistant will let the caller know to wait.
3) You can now share Ultra HDR photos to Instagram or 10-bit HDR videos to Reels from your Pixel phone (Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 8, 8 Pro, and Fold)!
Pixel Tablet:
1) Gboard’s new Voice Toolbar for tablets minimizes the digital keyboard when voice input is activated in order to optimize screen space.
Pixel phones and Pixel Tablet:
1) Android’s Connected Devices settings page now lets you access Bluetooth accessories you previously set up through Fast Pair (Pixel 5a and later)..
2) Google Docs Markups lets you add handwritten annotations to a document using only your finger or stylus. (This was announced last week at MWC 2024 and is available on any device running Android 8.0+).
Pixel Watch:
1) First-gen Pixel Watch is finally getting automatic workout detection! This works for running, walking, elliptical, spinning, outdoor biking, treadmill, and rowing.
2) You can now set a goal pace during an exercise with your first-gen Pixel Watch. This lets you know when you’re within your target and get notifications for when you fall outside of it.
3) You can now track the time you spend in each heart rate zone to optimize and guide your training on your first-gen Pixel Watch, and you can set up notifications to alert you when you move between zones.
4) Fitbit Relax App now guides you through breathing exercises to help you relax.
The update also brings Android 14 QPR2 with the March 2024 security patches. QPR2 introduces several new Android features including an expandable Bluetooth QS tile, faster seamless updates, partial screen recording and screen casting, a search bar in the taskbar’s app drawer, a revamped privacy indicator dialog, a new shortcut to share your Wi-Fi network, and other minor changes.
Pixel phones:
1) Circle to Search is coming to the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro! This was previously exclusive to the Galaxy S24 series and the Pixel 8 series.
2) Next-gen Call Screen (Pixel 6 and newer) is adding a “hello” chip that gets the Google Assistant to prompt the caller to speak. This can be useful if the caller is silent. If you aren’t available, the Assistant will let the caller know to wait.
3) You can now share Ultra HDR photos to Instagram or 10-bit HDR videos to Reels from your Pixel phone (Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 8, 8 Pro, and Fold)!
Pixel Tablet:
1) Gboard’s new Voice Toolbar for tablets minimizes the digital keyboard when voice input is activated in order to optimize screen space.
Pixel phones and Pixel Tablet:
1) Android’s Connected Devices settings page now lets you access Bluetooth accessories you previously set up through Fast Pair (Pixel 5a and later)..
2) Google Docs Markups lets you add handwritten annotations to a document using only your finger or stylus. (This was announced last week at MWC 2024 and is available on any device running Android 8.0+).
Pixel Watch:
1) First-gen Pixel Watch is finally getting automatic workout detection! This works for running, walking, elliptical, spinning, outdoor biking, treadmill, and rowing.
2) You can now set a goal pace during an exercise with your first-gen Pixel Watch. This lets you know when you’re within your target and get notifications for when you fall outside of it.
3) You can now track the time you spend in each heart rate zone to optimize and guide your training on your first-gen Pixel Watch, and you can set up notifications to alert you when you move between zones.
4) Fitbit Relax App now guides you through breathing exercises to help you relax.
The update also brings Android 14 QPR2 with the March 2024 security patches. QPR2 introduces several new Android features including an expandable Bluetooth QS tile, faster seamless updates, partial screen recording and screen casting, a search bar in the taskbar’s app drawer, a revamped privacy indicator dialog, a new shortcut to share your Wi-Fi network, and other minor changes.
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Google Announces a New Pixel Feature Drop
Pixel fans have already received two Pixel Feature Drops in the past three months, but Google is back with a new Drop.
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#Updates #Changes #Pixel
March 2024 Security Patch Changes:
Apps
• General improvements for stability and performance with certain system apps *[4]
Assistant
• Fix for assistant not responding to verbal commands in certain conditions *[11]
Biometrics
• General improvements for fingerprint recognition and response in certain conditions *[3]
Bluetooth
• Fix for audio quality issue with connected bluetooth devices under certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue causing Bluetooth to stop functioning under certain conditions *[6]
Camera
• Fix for issue causing camera to stop functioning in certain conditions *[8]
Display & Graphics
• Fix for brightness changes in photo and video under certain conditions *[8]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing display to turn green in certain conditions *[8]
• General improvements to display stability and performance in certain conditions *[11]
Framework
• Fix for issue in launching Google Play store app under certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue in using multi-finger gestures under certain conditions *[3]
• General improvements for system stability and performance in certain conditions *[6]
Media
• Fix for issue in playing video on Google TV under certain conditions *[5]
Sensors
• Fix for issue causing vibrations on new texts to stop working in certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing vibrations on new texts to stop working in certain conditions *[2]
System
• General improvements for system stability and performance in certain conditions *[1]
Telephony
• Fix for issue in routing calls to connected bluetooth devices under certain conditions *[9]
• Fix for issue occasionally occurring when WiFi icon shows during an ongoing call after WiFi is disabled. *[2]
• Fix for issue unable to make or receive calls occasionally in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with mobile data not switching correctly in certain conditions *[2]
• Fix for issue with voice distortion when making calls *[7]
User Interface
• Additional improvements for face unlock stability in certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue causing game dashboard to stop functioning under certain conditions *[9]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing home screen icons to appear invisible *[4]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing the wallpaper to get stuck or go dark *[12]
• Fix for issue with animations during transitions in certain conditions*[13]
• Fix for issue with incorrect app icons showing under certain conditions *[6]
• Fix for issue with incorrect internet connection status during transitions in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with layouts and animations during transitions in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with the notification color theme in certain conditions *[10]
• Fix for taskbar icons and navigation buttons not working in certain conditions *[14]
• General improvements for performance and stability in certain UI transitions and animations *[4]
• General improvements for performance in certain UI transitions *[8]
Wi-Fi
• General improvements for WiFi connection stability and performance in certain conditions*[11]
*[1] All except Tablet
*[2] Pixel 6/Pro/6a
*[3] Pixel 6~Pixel 8
*[4] Pixel 6~Pixel 8 & Fold
*[5] Pixel 6~Pixel 8 & Tablet
*[6] All except 5a
*[7] Pixel 7a
*[8] Pixel 7~8
*[9] Pixel 7~8 & Fold
*[10] Pixel 7~8 & Tablet
*[11] Pixel 8/Pro
*[12] Pixel 8/Pro & Fold
*[13] Pixel Fold & Tablet
*[14] Pixel Tablet
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March 2024 Security Patch Changes:
Apps
• General improvements for stability and performance with certain system apps *[4]
Assistant
• Fix for assistant not responding to verbal commands in certain conditions *[11]
Biometrics
• General improvements for fingerprint recognition and response in certain conditions *[3]
Bluetooth
• Fix for audio quality issue with connected bluetooth devices under certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue causing Bluetooth to stop functioning under certain conditions *[6]
Camera
• Fix for issue causing camera to stop functioning in certain conditions *[8]
Display & Graphics
• Fix for brightness changes in photo and video under certain conditions *[8]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing display to turn green in certain conditions *[8]
• General improvements to display stability and performance in certain conditions *[11]
Framework
• Fix for issue in launching Google Play store app under certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue in using multi-finger gestures under certain conditions *[3]
• General improvements for system stability and performance in certain conditions *[6]
Media
• Fix for issue in playing video on Google TV under certain conditions *[5]
Sensors
• Fix for issue causing vibrations on new texts to stop working in certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing vibrations on new texts to stop working in certain conditions *[2]
System
• General improvements for system stability and performance in certain conditions *[1]
Telephony
• Fix for issue in routing calls to connected bluetooth devices under certain conditions *[9]
• Fix for issue occasionally occurring when WiFi icon shows during an ongoing call after WiFi is disabled. *[2]
• Fix for issue unable to make or receive calls occasionally in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with mobile data not switching correctly in certain conditions *[2]
• Fix for issue with voice distortion when making calls *[7]
User Interface
• Additional improvements for face unlock stability in certain conditions *[3]
• Fix for issue causing game dashboard to stop functioning under certain conditions *[9]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing home screen icons to appear invisible *[4]
• Fix for issue occasionally causing the wallpaper to get stuck or go dark *[12]
• Fix for issue with animations during transitions in certain conditions*[13]
• Fix for issue with incorrect app icons showing under certain conditions *[6]
• Fix for issue with incorrect internet connection status during transitions in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with layouts and animations during transitions in certain conditions *[4]
• Fix for issue with the notification color theme in certain conditions *[10]
• Fix for taskbar icons and navigation buttons not working in certain conditions *[14]
• General improvements for performance and stability in certain UI transitions and animations *[4]
• General improvements for performance in certain UI transitions *[8]
Wi-Fi
• General improvements for WiFi connection stability and performance in certain conditions*[11]
*[1] All except Tablet
*[2] Pixel 6/Pro/6a
*[3] Pixel 6~Pixel 8
*[4] Pixel 6~Pixel 8 & Fold
*[5] Pixel 6~Pixel 8 & Tablet
*[6] All except 5a
*[7] Pixel 7a
*[8] Pixel 7~8
*[9] Pixel 7~8 & Fold
*[10] Pixel 7~8 & Tablet
*[11] Pixel 8/Pro
*[12] Pixel 8/Pro & Fold
*[13] Pixel Fold & Tablet
*[14] Pixel Tablet
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Android 14 QPR2 & March 2024 Security Patch
Build: AP1A.240305.019.A1
Android Security Bulletin | Pixel Update Bulletin | Pixel Feature Drop (Blog) | Changes
The second QPR for Android 14 alongside Feature Drop arrived today for Pixel 5a & later supported devices. On another note, Android 11 will no longer receive security patches from Google.
Download:
Pixel 5a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Fold: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Tablet: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
#Updates #A14 #Pixel
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Build: AP1A.240305.019.A1
Android Security Bulletin | Pixel Update Bulletin | Pixel Feature Drop (Blog) | Changes
The second QPR for Android 14 alongside Feature Drop arrived today for Pixel 5a & later supported devices. On another note, Android 11 will no longer receive security patches from Google.
Download:
Pixel 5a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 6a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 7a: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Fold: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel Tablet: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8: Factory Image | OTA Image
Pixel 8 Pro: Factory Image | OTA Image
#Updates #A14 #Pixel
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Google Pixel's market share grew by a ridiculous 527%
Generally, I don't care or post about vendors' smartphone shipment and their market share, but the 527% increase in market share and YoY growth is so ridiculous, I have not seen any brand growing this much
It turns out that Google’s Pixel phones are growing in popularity in Japan even after Pixels are known for heating issues
IDC’s Q4 2023 figures show that shipments grew by 527% in JUST 1 year
Pixel's market share went from JUST 1.5% in 2022 to 10.7% in 2023
Kudos to Apple for once again being the KING in market share and it is now covering more than 50% market in Japan
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Generally, I don't care or post about vendors' smartphone shipment and their market share, but the 527% increase in market share and YoY growth is so ridiculous, I have not seen any brand growing this much
It turns out that Google’s Pixel phones are growing in popularity in Japan even after Pixels are known for heating issues
IDC’s Q4 2023 figures show that shipments grew by 527% in JUST 1 year
Pixel's market share went from JUST 1.5% in 2022 to 10.7% in 2023
Kudos to Apple for once again being the KING in market share and it is now covering more than 50% market in Japan
Follow @TechLeaksZone
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