Google has released a new update for Android 15 beta 1.1, fixing the NFC issue and other issues. The update includes four fixes for Pixel devices, which are getting AP31.240322.023 along with the April 2024 security patch.
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The Beta 1.1 update is currently rolling out for Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold, Pixel 8, and Pixel 8 Pro. However, no Pixel devices have not received this update yet but Google will soon release it for devices.
Android 15 Beta 1.1 is a minor update but it fixes some issues including the NFC issue that improves experience and performance. These fixes include issues related to text clipping during printing tasks, crashes in the Developer Options settings screen, system stability, and performance.
Additionally, it also fixes issues that were preventing some devices from updating properly in the initial beta 1 release. for more info, check the full information below:
Android 15 Beta 1.1
This minor update to Android 15 Beta 1 includes the following fixes:
- Fixed various issues with NFC that interfered with wallet apps and other NFC-dependent system operations. (Issue #333929007, Issue #333957918, Issue #334578498, Issue #334270672, Issue #334171753, Issue #336064427, Issue #333935278)
- Fixed an issue that sometimes caused the Developer Options settings screen to crash. (Issue #333941833)
- Fixed an issue that prevented some devices from updating properly to Beta 1. (Issue #333932298, Issue #333981062)
- Fixed a text clipping issue when trying to print. (Issue #334925832, Issue #334430062)
Stable Android 15 Release
Google has announced that the stable release of Android 15 is expected in August 2024. The first developer preview of Android 15 was released in February 2024, and subsequent beta releases have been released every few weeks. The final beta release is expected in July 2024, and the stable release will follow shortly after.