Paranoid Android 4 Beta 4 brings lots of bug fixes

Continuing with the trend of weekly updates, the Paranoid Android AOSPA 4.0 beta has received its fourth batch of fixes today. Beta 4 mainly addresses bugs that have been reported since the last big update, so there aren’t any major new features included this time around. Even so, plenty has changed – the two finger quick settings pull down function is back, the new Immersive mode has been patched up a tad, and over the air updates should now be fixed. Hurrah!

Here’s the full change log:

AOSPA 4.0 Beta 4 <2014-01-27>

• Restored two finger quick setting pull down
• Improved lightbulb activation time on tablets
• Immersive mode fixes (also, now a dual tile)
• Network toggle tile is disabled if Google dialer is installed
• Sleep tile long press opens power menu
• Long press rssi (mobile network) tile takes you to data usage
• Dimmed dual tile switch icon
• Downloads notification now expandable (show download speed)
• Fixed Nexus 10 bootanimation
• Add SuperSU to settings, hide app from launcher
• Little performance improvement
• PA OTA fixes

To help beta testers keep on top of bug reports and tracking fixes, Paranoid Android has also set up a new official bug tracking system. Beta testers can now sign-up and help submit bugs without having to worry that their issue will be lost in a stream of G+ comments.

Click here if you’re looking to download the latest update.