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Android 15 Beta 4.1 rolling out as a minor bug fixer update
After Beta 4, Google is bringing a minor bug fixer update in the form of Android 15 Beta 4.1. The firmware is rolling out to selected Pixel phones that were dealing with a nasty calling issue. If you are facing the same problem then install the new update.
Google is releasing the Android 15 Beta 4.1 update with the AP31.240617.010 version. It holds a single bug fix related to the calling issue of Pixel handsets.
Inputs reveal that Android 15 beta 4 installation led some Pixel users to face voice call problems. During an ongoing call, the audio used to drop out or cut off for a few seconds and resumes when switching to speaker mode. A user explained:
“When I have phone calls the microphone stops working in the middle of the call. My counterpart can not understand me anymore. I was able to repeat that error but it’s not on every call. The microphone started working again in the call when I switched between speakers and phone.”
It looks like the company has now fixed this issue with the latest 4.1 beta update. The update does support all devices like Pixel 6 series, Pixel 7 series, Pixel 8 series, Tablet, and Fold. Though it will mainly work for those dealing with the problem.
- Fixed various issues that sometimes caused device audio to crash while making or receiving calls.
The new firmware carries a software package of 3.55MB. Being a small-sized build, you don’t have to stress the device’s storage space. The company is pushing off the update gradually and will soon approach all the eligible units.
Android 15 Beta 4.1 rolling out as a minor bug fixer update (Image Credits: GoogleBlog)
