The main update for Android 12 is here and its loaded with bug fixes

Around fourteen days prior, Google delivered the main Android 12 Developer Preview, giving Pixel proprietors and designers a brief look at what's to come. From the outset, there truly aren't an excessive number of changes, however once you begin jumping somewhat more profound, the progressions become more evident.

At the point when Android 12 is going to your phone

Truth be told, it appears there are many highlights that Google isn't prepared to place in the possession of engineers, including the new "Sleek Home UI" found inside the Settings application. All things being equal, you'll need to play with ADB and the Command Line on the off chance that you need to try and enact the new interface intended to offer improved one-hand convenience.

What's going on in Android 12?

Today, Google has delivered the primary update for the Android 12 Developer Preview, appropriately named rendition 1.1. Up until now, it appears to be that this update is just a chance to give some bug fixes to engineers and the individuals who have effectively introduced the Preview.

Full Android 12 Developer Preview 1.1 Changelog:

• Fixed an issue where on certain gadgets, the gadget irregularly separated from Wi-Fi in any event, when the Wi-Fi signal was solid.
• Fixed an issue where on certain gadgets, the gadget showed a "Framework UI continues to stop" message if the client attempted to take a screen capture by squeezing Power + Volume Down from the Lock screen.
• Fixed an issue with halfway wake bolts that could cause over the top battery channel.
• Fixed an issue where a gadget's unique mark peruser could become inert when the gadget was suspended, requiring the client to open their gadget utilizing another technique.
• Fixed an issue where the Settings application could crash if the client attempted to get to application warning settings.
• Fixed an issue where the framework UI could freeze after the client refreshed the gadget.
• Fixed an issue where the CellBroadcastReceiver application couldn't get the android.permission. BROADCAST_CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS consent, causing crisis alarms to crash.
• Fixed an issue that could make a few gadgets reboot irregularly.
• Fixed an issue that could make a few gadgets reboot after the client opened the gadget utilizing their PIN.

We have the Developer Preview introduced on our Pixel 5, and it has been running shockingly well. Stay tuned for additional on that. In any case, despite the fact that this could be quite possibly the most steady designer refreshes, we actually don't suggest introducing it on an essential gadget. It could wind up prompting lost information, application incongruence issues, and that's only the tip of the iceberg.