Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 was released

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QPR stands for Quarterly Platform Release, meaning that the Android Q beta comes out in the last few months of each year and lasts through the first few months of the new year. The first Android 13 QPR1 Beta was released in September, and now on Google Pixel 7-eve, the company has now announced and begun rolling out Android 13 QPR1 Beta 2, which is expected to have bug fixes and other software improvements.

What are the bugs Android users are reporting?

Users of the Android operating system have been reporting some bugs, including an issue with the screen’s brightness that persists when using multiple apps and a problem with the auto-rotation function. Other reported problems include issues with notifications and missing emojis.
Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 was released in September, and on Google Pixel 7-eve, the company has now announced and begun rolling out Android 13 QPR1 Beta 2, which is expected to have bug fixes and other software improvements.

What type of bugs?

Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 was released in September, and on Google Pixel 7-eve, the company has now announced and begun rolling out Android 13 QPR1 Beta 2, which is expected to have bug fixes and other software improvements.
Android 13 beta 1 had a few bugs, one being that the beta would cause some devices to freeze up. That issue should be fixed with the release of Android 13 beta 2.

Are there any new features?

Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 was released in September, and on Google Pixel 7-eve, the company has now announced and begun rolling out Android 13 QPR1 Beta 2, which is expected to have bug fixes and other software improvements. It’s unclear what other new features are included with the update at this point in time.

How do I get it?

If you have a Google Pixel device, then you should be able to download the latest release from the Google Play Store. If you are using a different Android device, then you might need to wait a little bit for it to become available in the Play Store.

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