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Google pushes out Android 12 beta 4.1 to fix some bugs
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- Google is pushing out Android 12 beta 4.1 to Pixel phones already on the fourth beta.
- The small update (~6MB) brings some bug fixes, but no obvious new features.
- This release brings us closer to the inevitable stable launch of the operating system.
A few weeks ago, Google pushed out the latest beta release of Android 12. The fourth full iteration of the beta program brought over a handful of new-ish features as well as plenty of bug fixes.
Today, the company is pushing out Android 12 beta 4.1. As its name suggests, it’s a relatively minor update that simply fixes issues with the main beta launch. At just over 6MB in size, it’s clearly not a huge move forward.
Check out the screenshot below for more information on the update.
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So far, we haven’t seen any obvious changes to the operating system that we didn’t already see in Android 12 beta 4. As such, we’re inclined to believe this is just a final bug-squashing update as we move closer to the release candidate for Android 12 — and, eventually, the stable launch.
If you have a Pixel phone with Android 12, simply head to Settings > System > System Update to grab this new version. If you have a supported Pixel phone and want to give the latest flavor of Android a shot, we have instructions on what to do here.
We expect Google to launch Android 12 in its stable form sometime in early- to mid-September. For more information on that, click here.