Google is rolling out the final patch for the Android 15 beta to enrolled Pixel testers. This update, though minor, addresses several issues that have surfaced during this last phase of testing. The company also announced that Android 15 QPR1 testing will begin “soon,” possibly hinting at a September launch for the next OS.Final Beta UpdateGoogle shared details about the Android 15 Beta 4.2 patch on Reddit.
The update targets issues affecting the software and Pixels, with a particular focus on camera-related problems. The patch will be available to devices from the Pixel 6 to the Pixel 8 series, including the Pixel Fold and Tablet.Beta 4.2 isn’t a major update, but it does include key fixes:Resolved a low frame rate issue caused by the camera.Fixed a color saturation problem with the Pixel camera.Addressed a delay in device wake-up.Eliminated a gray transparent bar appearing in the camera app.
Fixed a crash when changing zoom values in the camera.Resolved UI flickering issues.Fixed a crash issue with the YouTube app.Enrolled users should check for the update via Settings > System > System Updates throughout the day.Upcoming QPR1 TestingIn addition to the patch, Google announced the upcoming Android 15 QPR1 test.
This testing phase will focus on the December feature drop for Android 15, building on the “bug fixes and improvements” from the beta. Pixel owners already in the Android 15 beta program will automatically receive QPR1 access without needing to leave the program.For those who wish to transition to the stable version of Android 15, Google provided instructions on how to opt out of the beta program without losing data.
