Although there are already so many packages for Pixel phones that it doesn’t seem like news anymore, but it seems that the only way to do it is to “reset” it, otherwise it will have to be restarted until it is full. I still feel that I should remind everyone to avoid accidentally stepping on a thunderstorm. Continue reading Pixel users of the Android 13 beta may encounter crashes if they install the new Feature Drop.
Pixel users on Android 13 beta may encounter crashing issues if they install the new Feature Drop
Although people who have upgraded to the Android 13 developer beta version will feel a little strange when they see the pop-up prompt for the June Feature Drop feature release beta update from Android 12. But there may be many people who don’t think much about it. They want to say that since the update pops up and there should be new features to try, there may be a high chance that they will just press the update button to install it.
But for now, as far as foreign media are trying to poison The results found that this update really recommends “don’t do it yet”.
According to foreign media Android Police, a Pixel 4a 5G was used to actually measure the Android 13 DP1 system when the new Feature Drop / QPR3 test version was installed. After completing the installation of the approximately 2GB file and nearly an hour of app optimization, I encountered the problem of crashing and restarting. After several rounds of repetition, they turned the phone into Recovery Mode to try to rescue it.
Ultimately, while the data on the phone unfortunately had to be wiped, they were able to resolve the issue with a full reset and booted up without a hitch. After fixing it, I also found that the system returned to the Android 12 version. Rather than the Android 13 developer test version before installation – obviously, the Feature Drop is not just a partial feature update. Because of this painful experience, foreign media also recommend that everyone consider waiting for the QPR3 update to confirm whether the system they are currently installed has any exclusion disasters, and do not rush to update immediately.
Pixel 3a / Pixel 3a XL officially excluded from beta testing hardware
There is also a slightly sad news about this wave of June Feature Drop. Even though it’s still some time before Pixel 3a / Pixel 3a XL ends official support for system feature updates in May, the beta version of Feature Drop has arrived ahead of schedule. But after all, the name of this update is marked with June, so Google has already removed this series of models from the test list for feature updates. Doesn’t it seem to be a problem?
Obviously, whether you are a user of the beta version or the official version of Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL, basically if you want to play the new features of the Android system, in addition to finding another way to install it yourself, you may have to upgrade the hardware…
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Source: KOCPC Chinese